Marantz power amps are designed to be potent and flexible while delivering great sound quality

Marantz has long built a reputation for choosing the best-possible components for its audio products. HDAM technology combined with an optimized circuit design layout and carefully selected components provide exceptional sound quality and performance.
Marantz amps are engineered and extensively tuned by a team drawing on more than 65 years of Marantz amplifier design knowledge.
Use the two-channel models for a powerful stereo setup. Connect the five-channel amplifier and push your 5.1 system to new heights. Or use it to bi-amp your two-channel setup. For a reference-level dedicated theater, use a pair of seven-channel amplifiers to get the most from your 13-channel AV processor.
To learn more about the lineup of Marantz A/V separates check out:
www.marantz.co...

[@spoonm1237]

Any new AVR’s coming in 2022 or 2023 ? Seems like the current line has been out for a while.

[@m4nc1n1]

I have the 8077 (7 bed layer) and 7055 (4 Atmos). Absolutely love them! I was not sure about them only having 150wpc/140wpc costing $2500/$1500, but they are definitely worth the money. Just have to turn them up a little more.

[@gb3496]

And none of the three amps can handle 4 ohm loads - which is ironic because your flagship speakers from your three speaker brands (Bowers & Wilkins, Definitive Technology, and Polk) are all 4 ohm speakers...

[@droidzhunterz6861]

These have been out for 12+ years, the video is a little late to the party. There is plenty of better options than these dated Marantz amps.
Perhaps it's time for a revision with class D, and 300-500 watts of power. This is the market trend anyway.

[@hall2jc]

No the fuck it is not. Class D is peak poor.

[@droidzhunterz6861]

​@@hall2jc Like I predicted. The Marantz flagship Amp 10 is indeed class D.
So it is evidently good enough to be used in the top tier

[@LemonySnicket-EUC]

​@@droidzhunterz6861 I didn't see any predictions.