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The brand new AV receiver from Marantz. With 9.4 channels, yes that's right, 4 Subwoofer channels! 

To pair the 4 channels of subwoofer preouts there's a serious amount of extra processing going on to cope with the possibility of 4 subwoofers each individually matched to a separate speaker. There exists also the opportunity to have each sub output the same mono signal. Very cool!

It also boasts an upgrade to the Dirac calibration system as well as the usual Marantz Audyssey dynamic EQ system ready to go. 

A beefy amp that packs a lot into its chassis. A premium amplifier for home theatre enthusiasts.

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The Cinema 60 is Marantz's new 7.2 channel amp relplacing the SR5015 and 6015. It has 3 8K inputs that are capable of doing 4K at 120Hz refresh rate. This will get all the game enthusiasts excited.

Everything you need and more: Room optimisation, Heos streaming on board, the latest immersive audio formats and the list goes on...

This will become a go to for building a fantastic home cinema/entertainment space. Features galore and the classic depth and warmth that works so well in a Home Theatre.

Available now.

Please note the Australian version of this unit does not have a Tuner on board.

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This is the brand new slim receiver by Marantz. The Cinema 70s has 7.2 channels with a whole suite of 8K capable HDMI inputs. These will be most useful for gamers where their 4K function is amped up to 120Hz refresh rate with full pass through.

We think the new Marantz look is so so fine. But much has changed under the cover as well as on the outside.

The whole range has undergone a revamp and they are even adding some premium models for the more discerning customers.

See the Marantz US official website for more information here

Please note that the Australian version of this unit does not have a Tuner on board.

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We love the elegant aesthetic of the new Marantz chassis but that's not the only thing making this a futuristic unit.

It has streaming built-in so you can find your favourite music easily and conveniently using your prefered music streaming service.

A lovely rich warm sound, a little more so than the Denons.

 

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Actually quite a good stand alone speaker for streaming.

The largest in Denon's Home Series, it delivers bigger room filling sound with a lot more bass. Now with new styling and Proximity Sensing.

Easy to pair and Multi-room with any Denon or Marantz AV Surround Sound Receiver.

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Have your cake and eat it with a Yamaha Receiver born again for the third decade of the 21st Century … the RN2000 is going to be very much in demand. In some ways this hearkens back to the Receiver wars of the seventies where the likes of Yamaha Marantz Sansui and Hitachi made increasingly higher powered and more heavily buttoned AM FM receivers that became the battleships of the marketplace. This RN2000 is more of a Heavy Cruiser than a Yamato class product though ... Like the Heavy Cruisers of the Japanese Navy in the early forties, the RN2000 is outstandingly useful and versatile with a remarkable number of functions and high performance in a single chassis. Unlike the mad flagship battleships they proved to be tough and largely survived the awful depredations of the Pacific war until sunk as target practice in 1946.

This RN2000 is really nice though, actually a straightforward combination of the highly acclaimed AS1200 stereo amplifier with a high grade multifunction streaming engine and DAC. Come and listen to it through sweet natured loudspeakers. The FM section by the way is absolutely fantastic, hearkening back to the Yamaha T7 tuner of yore that is considered a reference for analogue broadcast quality.

Yamaha RN2000 Official site

"What Hi-Fi" on the Yamaha RN2000

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Rotel is one cool and dedicated family owned company with fantastic provenance and a continuous fifty year history of distribution in Australia. They make all their own components in house with meticulous attention to detail. Even their basic model A10 amplifier has hand wound OFC copper toroidal power supply and purpose made capacitors. Before he left us Mr Ishiwata has colluded with Rotel to rebuild two of their highest value A11 series components and thus we have the Rotel CD11 Tribute Compact Disc Player and A11 Tribute Amplifier.

But there is a catch .... there is no surcharge ... making these the best Hi Fi value since ... the NAD 3020 amplifier of 1979 ...? StereoNet on the Rotel Tribute components

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Rotel is one cool and dedicated family owned company with fantastic provenance and a continuous fifty year history of distribution in Australia. They make all their own components in house with meticulous attention to detail. Even their basic model A10 amplifier has hand wound OFC copper toroidal power supply and purpose made capacitors. Before he left us Mr Ishiwata has colluded with Rotel to rebuild two of their highest value A11 series components and thus we have the Rotel CD11 Tribute Compact Disc Player and A11 Tribute Amplifier.

But there is a catch .... there is no surcharge ... making these the best Hi Fi value since ... the NAD 3020 amplifier of 1979 ...? StereoNet on the Rotel Tribute components

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