Denon DBT-3313UD vs Marantz UD7007

This Denon duo delivers sterling Blu-ray playback and a polished sound There is something right about using 
a BD player and AVR that have been designed together as an holistic partnership. One can expect not only matching cosmetics but a synergistic duo, like Bonnie and Clyde or Sooty and Sweep. And not only should their performance exceed the sum of the parts, they won’t look like a car-crash into a Richer Sounds shop-front on your kit rack, either.Zobacz więcej

Can Denon's flagship Blu-ray player deliver a performance that justifies the price?Zobacz więcej

Can Denon's flagship Blu-ray player deliver a performance that justifies the price?Zobacz więcej

Best Blu-ray player £300+, Awards 2013. It may be pricey, but in the right system it delivers in spadesZobacz więcej

Review: Marantz's UD7007 Universal Blu-ray Player isn't cheap at $1,199. However, it offers a plethora of features, top notch build quality, and excellent AV performance for DVD-A and SACD and 2CH.Zobacz więcej

Separating processing and power brings benefits - and Marantz will even sell you a matching player Marantz’s new flagship AV amplifier/processor duo sets sail on the HCC test bench with the new UD7007 universal player at the helm. While other brands, such as Pioneer and even Marantz’s sibling Denon, have opted for an integrated battleship AV receiver to top their range, Marantz is going for a fleet approach; the AV8801 AV processor frigate and the MM8807 amp destroyer. It’s all about performance.Zobacz więcej