Brand

Marantz

Marantz makes AV receivers, stereo amplifiers and network audio players. Installers use them in home theaters, media rooms and music listening rooms.

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What Marantz makes

Marantz makes home audio and video electronics: surround-sound AV receivers, stereo amplifiers, and players that stream music over the home network.

Where Marantz shows up in a home install

  • Home theater and media rooms. AV receivers in the CINEMA line switch the video sources, send the picture to the screen and power the surround speakers.
  • Music listening rooms. Stereo amplifiers and network players for a two-speaker system.
  • Multi-room audio. Many current Marantz receivers can stream to other rooms through HEOS, the multi-room system Marantz shares with Denon.

What to ask an installer

  • How many speakers and rooms the system should cover, and where the equipment will live.
  • How the TV, sources and speakers will be connected, and who supports the system after installation.

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