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Marantz SR4600 7.1 AV Receiver & DV4300 DVD Player (Gold) (New) $385

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Marantz SR4600 7.1 AV Receiver & DV4300 DVD Player (Gold) (New) $385
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Ldannyhc on 26/11/2012 - 08:52 graysonline.com (584 clicks)

Awesome value for something as highly respected as Marantz!

Marantz SR4600 7.1 AV Receiver & DV4300 DVD Player (Gold) (New)

  • RRP for this Product is $1,498.00 as of November 2012. The RRP is supplied by Vendor.

Marantz SR4600 7.1 AV Receiver (Gold)

The SR-4600 is an enhanced version of it’s award-winning predecessor (SR-4500) and boasts full 7.1 channel capability. Each of the 7 built-in amplifiers produces 80 W RMS. You’ll enjoy Dolby Digital EX and DTS ES soundtracks thanks to 32-bit processing.

Key Feature:

  • Full discrete wide range amplifiers delivering 7 x 80 Watts
  • 32-bit DSP with DD-EX, DTS-ES, DTS96/24, CSII and DPL IIx
  • Surround Back amplifier useable as speaker B in 5.1 setup
  • Adjustable cross-over settings for optimised performance of speakers and subwoofer (Speakers & Subwoofer not included)
  • Ease of use due to front panel cursor control and easy setup function
  • 192 kHz / 24-bit D/A converters on all channels
  • Pure direct mode for best analogue audio
  • Pre-programmed system remote control
  • HDCD compatible
  • SRS TruSurround XT Headphone
  • Simple video conversion
  • Component video switching

Marantz DV4300 DVD Player (Gold)

The DV-4300 is an exceptional DVD player, bringing DVD movies to life with stunning digital video and surround sound capabilities.

Key Feature:

  • Stunning digital video and surround sound capabilities
  • Amazing sound and image quality
  • Enjoy DVD Video but is also compatible with CD, CD-R, CD-RW, VCD 2.0 / SVCD and music playback from a single MP3-encoded CD disc
  • Playability of all CD related physical formats
  • Video On/Off
  • High performance video output
  • High grade audio components
  • High Resolution with Increased Dynamic Range
  • Classical Metal Chassis and Rear Panel
  • Display Dimmer
  • Multi Language OSD
  • Video DAC: 54mHz/10-bit
  • Audio DAC 96kHz/24-bit
  • Response 4Hz-44kHz
  • In/Output: Gold Plated RCA, Composite & Component out, S-Video out, Analog out(RCA), Digital Coaxial/Optical out
  • 10 hours of continuous music
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  • aeon on 26/11/2012 - 08:58
    +3

    This is a very old Receiver - doesn't have HDMI nor does it decode the HD Audio on Blu-ray discs.

    • kabigon on 26/11/2012 - 09:08

      But it has component and s-video, don't see that too often these days.. ;)

      Lack of HDMI is probably a deal-breaker for most people.

      I like how the inputs have labels like VCR1 and VCR2 yet it has 7.1..

    • ESEMCE on 26/11/2012 - 09:16
      +1

      Yeah, no HDMI, no deal…

  • 51ngh on 26/11/2012 - 09:09

    Its probably 2-3 years old model.
    Hence the cheap price

    Lol at RRP. Usual trickery.

    You can get current years models for less than $1000

  • Chris McMahon on 26/11/2012 - 09:21
    +1

    IIRC, this is a 2006 model, so if it's "brand new" it's been sitting in a warehouse for at least 6 years.

    edit: Looked it up. Released Jan 2006.

  • xuqi on 26/11/2012 - 09:45

    Way too old for 2k12, so not a deal.

    Nice of the vendor http://www.qualifi.com.au/ , to supply such an unrealistic RRP.

    Shipping:

    TAS- $166
    NT - $91
    WA - $79
    SA - $49
    QLD- $43
    VIC- $40
    NSW- $37

    • MELso on 26/11/2012 - 11:36

      Yup - by the time you add shipping, it's into the mid-$400s. A Denon AVR-1312 (or newer AVR-1513) would be a much better option for that sort of price, with HDMI inputs and HD audio decoding.

      Sorry OP, but it gets a negative from me…

  • choofa on 26/11/2012 - 09:55
    +2

    I bought the receiver 5 years ago for $480. I still use it in my theatre room and without a need for hdmi it won't be replaced until it dies. Great amp. But this is no great bargain

    • Rocket on 26/11/2012 - 10:38

      Agree! I have the model before it, must be about 8 years old. Love it, great unit, impressive sound - it is in our lounge and gets used every day……but old technology.

    • Pobman on 26/11/2012 - 11:43

      Agree no HDMI is not a killer.. I still have my Yamaha DSP AX1 from.. er… 12 years ago? Still an amazing bit of kit… I am not fully convinced that newer is always better …

      • ESEMCE on 26/11/2012 - 12:31

        If you were looking for a replacement though, you'd be looking for HDMI as a minimum correct?
        I also have a non-HDMI receiver and will similarly keep it until it dies, but when that happens, I wont be going out to buy a non-HDMI (or whatever is the standard connectivity) unit.

        • Pobman on 26/11/2012 - 14:07
          -3

          No… I would be looking at what was best value for the sound… I would probably take something that was top spec 5 years back over this years budget model still.

          I would probably end up buying the heaviest :)

  • Blackrose on 26/11/2012 - 11:06

    Note the quoted RRP is for both the AVR and DVD player combined and is the correct RRP when these models were current, being several generations old now, this is an ok price.

    It is good gear and will be a better quality AVR than you can usually get for this price, however lacking HDMI and the HD audio from Blu-ray will turn many off.

    You can add a Blu-ray player with 7.1 analogue outputs and connect to the 7.1 analogue inputs on the AVR to get the HD audio from Blu-ray.

  • lead_org on 26/11/2012 - 11:26

    This thing is really old, i bought this model for my uncle years ago for like 600 dollars with that same DVD player. The sound is pretty good though, and the quality is top shelf. But 385 dollars now for such an old receiver is not really worth it, considering that most people whom buy these receiver now would have a LCD or Plasma that have HDMI plugs.

    Also, the Marantz DVD player has a problem with playing lot of DVD discs, it is better that you use it as an Audio CD player.

    I can understand the delivery charge, since the Marantz receiver is really heavy due to the huge heatsink and integrated power.

  • bluey47 on 26/11/2012 - 12:22

    There is a review about the receiver from Oct 2007. 5 years ago!
    http://www.audioreview.com/cat/amplification/a-v-receivers/m…

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