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Marantz thinks big with its latest full-size A/V receiver, the SR5011

Posted on July 3, 2016August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Earlier this year, Marantz unveiled its sleek and slim NR1607 A/V receiver, which packed 50 watts into a package just a hair over 4 inches tall. While that model was aimed at consumers who would likely see the receiver sitting under their TV, Marantz’s latest addition to its 2016 lineup is aimed more at hardcore home theater enthusiasts.

On Thursday, the company announced the new SR5011 network A/V receiver, a follow-up to last year’s SR5010. Looking at the two side by side, the new model doesn’t add a lot of new features, so owners of the SR5010 may not want to upgrade. A custom installer planning on building a home theater setup this year, however, will definitely want to give the SR5011 a look.

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