Receiver type | Surround |
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Audio output channels | 7.1 |
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Audio Return Channel (ARC) | yes |
Power output per channel (20-20KHz@8 Ohm) | 50.0 W |
Power output per channel (1KHz@6 Ohm) | 90.0 W |
Audio formats supported |
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Audio decoders |
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Colour of product |
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Display type | VFL |
Supported radio bands | FM |
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Radio Data System (RDS) | yes |
Internet radio | yes |
Internet radio services supported |
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Power consumption (typical) | 250.0 W |
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Power consumption (standby) | 0.2 W |
Connectivity technology | Wired & Wireless |
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Composite video out | 1 |
Composite video in | 3 |
Component video (YPbPr/YCbCr) out | 1 |
Component video (YPbPr/YCbCr) in | 2 |
Digital audio optical in | 1 |
Digital audio coaxial in | 1 |
Pre-out connectivity | yes |
Number of HDMI inputs | 8 |
Number of HDMI outputs | 1 |
USB ports quantity | 1 |
Bluetooth | yes |
Ethernet LAN | yes |
Ethernet LAN (RJ-45) ports | 1 |
Wi-Fi | yes |
3D | yes |
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Supported video modes |
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Video upscaling | yes |
Width | 17.32 in |
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Depth | 14.8 in |
Height | 4.13 in |
Weight | 292.77 oz |
Optical drive included | no |
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Handheld remote control | yes |
Card reader integrated | no |
Graphical user interface (GUI) | yes |
AirPlay | yes |
Apple docking | no |
Marantz has announced two new NR receivers which now include HEOS multiroom music and at least six HDMI inputs.
Marantz has revamped its NR slimline flagship AVR to impressive effect, reports Steve May. Read our MARANTZ NR1608 Review.
Low profile audio receiver hits all the right notes
Marantz released two new AV receivers the NR1608 and NR1508. Both receivers have the slimline form including compatibility with the newest 4K ultra video content and Atmos (1608). We compare both.
Marantz's 'slimline' AV receiver delivers anything but a slim sound
Just when you think Marantz's venerable slimline NR receiver range (first introduced, rather sheepishly, back in 2011) is ready for retirement, it bounces back, magically reinvigorated and ready to dance some more. It's the Dick Van Dyke of home cinema hardware. You could be forgiven for thinking there are no more incremental additions left to make. Last season’s NR1608 was a well-specified little belter.