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Marantz NR1510 Surround Receiver AVR 4k HDR 5.2 50w/ch HEOS eARC Audyssey #SR-LH
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originally posted on richersounds.com
Years ago, I replaced my stereo speakers with a soundbar, to run my TV and HiFi through. When this went wrong I went to replace it and was advised about alternative replacement ideas - this unit won! (thanks Tim, in Exeter).I am still getting to grips with it and there are compatibility issues with older tech (my mobile won't bluetooth to it), but the quality of sound is superb. Married with my old B&W speakers and with a new central speaker, it gives a sound so much better than my old (quite expensive) Polk soundbar. The bluetooth isn't a problem as I can achieve the same thing through WiFi using the HEOS app. The ability to stream music and to listen to digital radio through the one unit is a massive jump forward for me (particularly as I live in a digital radio ... MoreYears ago, I replaced my stereo speakers with a soundbar, to run my TV and HiFi through. When this went wrong I went to replace it and was advised about alternative replacement ideas - this unit won! (thanks Tim, in Exeter).I am still getting to grips with it and there are compatibility issues with older tech (my mobile won't bluetooth to it), but the quality of sound is superb. Married with my old B&W speakers and with a new central speaker, it gives a sound so much better than my old (quite expensive) Polk soundbar. The bluetooth isn't a problem as I can achieve the same thing through WiFi using the HEOS app. The ability to stream music and to listen to digital radio through the one unit is a massive jump forward for me (particularly as I live in a digital radio 'coldspot' and can now pick up many more stations).Be advised - if you are new to this kind of setup, it can take a little while to download/install and get used to using everything.Overall I am very happy that I made the jump to this 'newer' tech and think that it will lead to me buying further speakers for other parts of the house.
originally posted on richersounds.com
I bought the Marantz NR1510 as a replacement for my significantly outdated Sony AVR from 2002. The Richer Sound staff were helpful in me making my choice, offering useful advice.I had been considering a device that integrates well with modern technology and it does this very well! The Marantz app works great and setup of it and the AVR was practically flawless. Sound quality is great with previous kit (5.1 Jamo set) and hdmi devices with updated cables. The added convenience of eArc and its eco feature made it easy to keep the AVR on only when we needed it.My one gripe comes in the form of the HEOS / Alexa “skill”. It doesn’t seem to work as it would say my AVR is “offline”. It looks to be a common issue. I’m still trying to resolve this but would still highly ... MoreI bought the Marantz NR1510 as a replacement for my significantly outdated Sony AVR from 2002. The Richer Sound staff were helpful in me making my choice, offering useful advice.I had been considering a device that integrates well with modern technology and it does this very well! The Marantz app works great and setup of it and the AVR was practically flawless. Sound quality is great with previous kit (5.1 Jamo set) and hdmi devices with updated cables. The added convenience of eArc and its eco feature made it easy to keep the AVR on only when we needed it.My one gripe comes in the form of the HEOS / Alexa “skill”. It doesn’t seem to work as it would say my AVR is “offline”. It looks to be a common issue. I’m still trying to resolve this but would still highly recommend.
originally posted on richersounds.com
I bought this a month ago to replace my 11 year old Onkyo 609 receiver that was working intermittently. I've paired it with my Canton 5.1 speakers and it sounds great. I was a little worried I was pairing a lower wattage receiver (60W) with higher wattage speakers (100W), but it was fine. Mind you I'm not cranking the volume up, perhaps there's issues at higher volumes. I chose this receiver because of the bluetooth headphone output option, not many receivers at this price range have that feature. Please check the dims and make sure it will fit where you want it, this receiver is very deep and it barely fit in my TV stand. Overall, very pleased with my purchase.
| Receiver/amplifier | Receiver |
| Channels | 5.2 |
| Watts (per Channel) | 50 |
| DTS | DTS-HD Master Audio |
| HDMI inputs | 6 |
Marantz NR1510 Surround Receiver AVR 4k HDR 5.2 50w/ch HEOS eARC Audyssey #SR-LH
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Marantz: NR1510 Slim AV Receiver
Marantz NR1510 5.2 Channel Slim AV Receiver
Marantz NR1510 – Slim 5.2 AV Receiver with HEOS Silver Gold
Delivery $410.34
NR1510 5.2 Channel 4K AV Receiver with AudioQuest Sky 3m HDMI Cable
Delivery between 16–19 June $29
Years ago, I replaced my stereo speakers with a soundbar, to run my TV and HiFi through. When this went wrong I went to replace it and was advised about alternative replacement ideas - this unit won! (thanks Tim, in Exeter).I am still getting to grips with it and there are compatibility issues with older tech (my mobile won't bluetooth to it), but the quality of sound is superb. Married with my old B&W speakers and with a new central speaker, it gives a sound so much better than my old (quite expensive) Polk soundbar. The bluetooth isn't a problem as I can achieve the same thing through WiFi using the HEOS app. The ability to stream music and to listen to digital radio through the one unit is a massive jump forward for me (particularly as I live in a digital radio ... MoreYears ago, I replaced my stereo speakers with a soundbar, to run my TV and HiFi through. When this went wrong I went to replace it and was advised about alternative replacement ideas - this unit won! (thanks Tim, in Exeter).I am still getting to grips with it and there are compatibility issues with older tech (my mobile won't bluetooth to it), but the quality of sound is superb. Married with my old B&W speakers and with a new central speaker, it gives a sound so much better than my old (quite expensive) Polk soundbar. The bluetooth isn't a problem as I can achieve the same thing through WiFi using the HEOS app. The ability to stream music and to listen to digital radio through the one unit is a massive jump forward for me (particularly as I live in a digital radio 'coldspot' and can now pick up many more stations).Be advised - if you are new to this kind of setup, it can take a little while to download/install and get used to using everything.Overall I am very happy that I made the jump to this 'newer' tech and think that it will lead to me buying further speakers for other parts of the house.
I bought the Marantz NR1510 as a replacement for my significantly outdated Sony AVR from 2002. The Richer Sound staff were helpful in me making my choice, offering useful advice.I had been considering a device that integrates well with modern technology and it does this very well! The Marantz app works great and setup of it and the AVR was practically flawless. Sound quality is great with previous kit (5.1 Jamo set) and hdmi devices with updated cables. The added convenience of eArc and its eco feature made it easy to keep the AVR on only when we needed it.My one gripe comes in the form of the HEOS / Alexa “skill”. It doesn’t seem to work as it would say my AVR is “offline”. It looks to be a common issue. I’m still trying to resolve this but would still highly ... MoreI bought the Marantz NR1510 as a replacement for my significantly outdated Sony AVR from 2002. The Richer Sound staff were helpful in me making my choice, offering useful advice.I had been considering a device that integrates well with modern technology and it does this very well! The Marantz app works great and setup of it and the AVR was practically flawless. Sound quality is great with previous kit (5.1 Jamo set) and hdmi devices with updated cables. The added convenience of eArc and its eco feature made it easy to keep the AVR on only when we needed it.My one gripe comes in the form of the HEOS / Alexa “skill”. It doesn’t seem to work as it would say my AVR is “offline”. It looks to be a common issue. I’m still trying to resolve this but would still highly recommend.
I bought this a month ago to replace my 11 year old Onkyo 609 receiver that was working intermittently. I've paired it with my Canton 5.1 speakers and it sounds great. I was a little worried I was pairing a lower wattage receiver (60W) with higher wattage speakers (100W), but it was fine. Mind you I'm not cranking the volume up, perhaps there's issues at higher volumes. I chose this receiver because of the bluetooth headphone output option, not many receivers at this price range have that feature. Please check the dims and make sure it will fit where you want it, this receiver is very deep and it barely fit in my TV stand. Overall, very pleased with my purchase.
I was looking to replace a 10-year old AV receiver and preferably wanted a slimline form factor. The Marantz NR1510 ticked that box for me but also has some great features, some of which I had not expected. First of all it's performing really well in my 5.1 system and sounds great with Blu-Rays as well as streaming through the Netflix app on my TV. Since it has ARC, I am able to route the audio from my TV to my surround speakers. I really like that I can Airplay straight to the receiver so in no time I can have music playing from my phone or my laptop. I don't even have to turn the receiver on, it just comes on automatically (and shuts down on its own too) and automatically switches to the correct HDMI input. With my old receiver I'd have to turn it on, find the ... MoreI was looking to replace a 10-year old AV receiver and preferably wanted a slimline form factor. The Marantz NR1510 ticked that box for me but also has some great features, some of which I had not expected. First of all it's performing really well in my 5.1 system and sounds great with Blu-Rays as well as streaming through the Netflix app on my TV. Since it has ARC, I am able to route the audio from my TV to my surround speakers. I really like that I can Airplay straight to the receiver so in no time I can have music playing from my phone or my laptop. I don't even have to turn the receiver on, it just comes on automatically (and shuts down on its own too) and automatically switches to the correct HDMI input. With my old receiver I'd have to turn it on, find the correct HDMI input and then start playing music, but with this I don't have to worry about that. It also doesn't run very warm at all. My previous receiver was a heat monster so that's a great upgrade for me. I also really like using the app which allows me to change volume and input if I'm not close to my remote, which I don't really have to use much now as my phone can do it all. I've also been playing music through my front two channels and it sounds great. I've tried it through streaming via Spotify, Tidal, hi-res tracks via a USB stick as well as a CD player and it has all sounded good to me. It comes with Heos capability which uses an app and that contains lots of options for streaming. The only quirk of Heos is that you can't actually fast forward or seek forward or backwards in a track, which is a little odd. On the whole I find it much quicker to Airplay but it's great to have options. I've also set up a network drive that allows me to play my library of files from my CD collection and that has worked well so far. Once set up (which was easy), the Marantz gets out of the way and just lets me get to my video or audio content, whether it's live TV, Blu-Rays or video and audio streaming services, and sounds great while it does it, which is really what AV receivers should do.
I'm both delighted and astonished with this feature packed AV amp/receiver from Marantz. The set up does take some time but it is well worth it. The unit is supplied with a test microphone and temporary mic stand to allow the amplifier to align itself to your room as well as testing levels and phasing. I needed an amp with a pre-amp front L&R output as I use a Naim hi-fi amp powering Linn speakers for the front L&R stereo, which is quite tricky to configure within my 5.1 set up but sounds fabulous once balanced. The remote control has limited choices of digital surround sound but in many ways that makes life simpler. I am very happy with this product!!
Had this amp for about a year now. I purchased because I needed a slim one to fit where I wanted it while still allowing a good airflow around it. It's being used as a general all purpose lounge amp. It's fit for purpose in that it doesn't sound bad by any means played through my Mordaunt Shorts. However, the sound is nowhere near as deep as my older Arcam 7 nor the Yamaha rx that it replaced (the Yamaha motherboard died so not going back to them).The volume is not perfect. I generally have it at 60% volume for movies, I've never had any amp where I'm running it that high all the time. There have been occasions where I'd like it a little more power for weekend music. The bass is a bit soft, you have to crank it up on the amp and sub and at those levels it's just ... MoreHad this amp for about a year now. I purchased because I needed a slim one to fit where I wanted it while still allowing a good airflow around it. It's being used as a general all purpose lounge amp. It's fit for purpose in that it doesn't sound bad by any means played through my Mordaunt Shorts. However, the sound is nowhere near as deep as my older Arcam 7 nor the Yamaha rx that it replaced (the Yamaha motherboard died so not going back to them).The volume is not perfect. I generally have it at 60% volume for movies, I've never had any amp where I'm running it that high all the time. There have been occasions where I'd like it a little more power for weekend music. The bass is a bit soft, you have to crank it up on the amp and sub and at those levels it's just not sounding that punchy with music but it's ok for films, again if you crank it.The GUI is horrific. It's like a dot-matrix screen that really needs bringing to the 21st century. Putting in your wifi network password is something you never wants to have to do twice on this thing, being a list of upper and lower case letters and symbols in a list view ..why not a qwerty keyboard layout?.Similarly the app is pretty poor. It continuously loses the amp so you have to go through re-selecting it before you can use it. Sometimes it doesn't find it either which is really frustrating.Take note if you have a 10bit TV. Marantz state it's HDR10 compatible. It is, however you do have to set that up in the amp settings (set 4k from standard to enhanced). The GUI will tell you you don't have a 10bit TV even when you do, but select 'enhanced' regardless and it will then broadcast your 10bit source (sky Q in my case). If this is not set in the amp you will only get 8bit, Sky will simply not deliver you a picture when selecting 10bit in the Sky settings - this left me scratching my head for a while so worth noting.Otherwise however a perfectly suitable amp. Has been reliable, just the app that's not so. I would buy a Marantz again but only a newer, updated model and slightly more powerful.Just to add, great service from RS as always. Will be back soon.
Bought as an updated AV amp, particularly wanted one smaller than our previous model for a reduced size TV cabinet/stand. Standard width but significantly smaller in height but delivers good output and doesn't feel cramped at the back for all the surround sound speaker and HDMI ports etc- only supports 5.1 but this was all we were requiring.Settings interface is a little bit clunky and feels a touch dated. but standard type of menu cascade which didn't pose too many navigation issues. Particularly liked the surround sound set up using an included microphone and cardboard tower- took about 15-20mins having to reposition 6 times but not particularly onerous and will probably a one off procedure unless you change your room setup/speaker arrangement.Overall good ... MoreBought as an updated AV amp, particularly wanted one smaller than our previous model for a reduced size TV cabinet/stand. Standard width but significantly smaller in height but delivers good output and doesn't feel cramped at the back for all the surround sound speaker and HDMI ports etc- only supports 5.1 but this was all we were requiring.Settings interface is a little bit clunky and feels a touch dated. but standard type of menu cascade which didn't pose too many navigation issues. Particularly liked the surround sound set up using an included microphone and cardboard tower- took about 15-20mins having to reposition 6 times but not particularly onerous and will probably a one off procedure unless you change your room setup/speaker arrangement.Overall good value unit.
This is my second Marantz receiver. I went in search of others. Did some listening at BestBuy, my local HiFi store, and Nebraska Furniture Mart. Tried several other makers, and kept coming back to this brand and model.Set up was easy, although the NEED for a TV to do the set up was a bit annoying (I am using this for music only, and not paired with my TV/DVR). I also had an issue with the analog in for my CD player. I tried two different Cd players and several different RCA cables, to no affect. I had to return it for a different one, but the replacement has been perfect.Paired with Klipsch speakers, configured for 5.1, the sound quality is perfect for me. There is so much detail rendered.Pros: Overall: looks great, sounds even better, superior price ... MoreThis is my second Marantz receiver. I went in search of others. Did some listening at BestBuy, my local HiFi store, and Nebraska Furniture Mart. Tried several other makers, and kept coming back to this brand and model.Set up was easy, although the NEED for a TV to do the set up was a bit annoying (I am using this for music only, and not paired with my TV/DVR). I also had an issue with the analog in for my CD player. I tried two different Cd players and several different RCA cables, to no affect. I had to return it for a different one, but the replacement has been perfect.Paired with Klipsch speakers, configured for 5.1, the sound quality is perfect for me. There is so much detail rendered.Pros: Overall: looks great, sounds even better, superior price point.Cons: A minor glitch with analog inputs. (And yes, I should upgrade to HDMI...later.)
The good: audio quality is great, been enjoying it very much. The unit is very small for an AV receiver, but still with lots of I/O options. Definite upgrade from my older Onkyo device and I'm generally very happy with it.The decent: the on-screen user interface could be from 1980s (poor even comparison to my old Onkyo from 11+ years ago) but despite looking crummy the setup for WiFi, airplay, spotify and microphone calibration was all very smooth and painless. The front display has some poor design choices - volume level is displayed in tiny 7-segments in the corner that are hard to read from a distance and the main display is taken up by audio type (dolby digital, pro logic, DTS etc) and I can't find any options to customise it. It's limited to 5.1 and it's only ... MoreThe good: audio quality is great, been enjoying it very much. The unit is very small for an AV receiver, but still with lots of I/O options. Definite upgrade from my older Onkyo device and I'm generally very happy with it.The decent: the on-screen user interface could be from 1980s (poor even comparison to my old Onkyo from 11+ years ago) but despite looking crummy the setup for WiFi, airplay, spotify and microphone calibration was all very smooth and painless. The front display has some poor design choices - volume level is displayed in tiny 7-segments in the corner that are hard to read from a distance and the main display is taken up by audio type (dolby digital, pro logic, DTS etc) and I can't find any options to customise it. It's limited to 5.1 and it's only 4k (not 8k) compatible so low on future-proofing, but neither of those limitations bother me much. Airplay is convenient but note that it's audio only, so no way to mirror screen using the AVR.The poor: At one point the unit stopped receiving audio via ARC from my Samsung TV (only ARC compatible, not eARC) and I had to power cycle both devices at the plug to make them reconnect successfully again. Suspect this may be an HDMI-CEC compatibility issue between devices or potentially an issue caused by the "Eco mode" on the Marantz which I've since disabled. As a result I'm keeping an eye on it and have a TOSLink optical cable ready in case it turns out to be a recurring issue, but that loses the lipsync functionality and I'd rather not resort to it.
I wanted a new quality AV receiver that would be powerful enough to deliver drive my 2 Q accoustic 3010's and 3 yamaha NSP51's but at the same time fit into my media centre in the living room. The NR1510 was the perfect fit for all these requirements. Once fully set up using the TV's eARC and HDMI inputs in the back I was able to get full control using my 1 tv remote and excellent sound quality. It should be noted however that It is likely that you will need to tailor the speaker output accordingly for your specific space even after the initial setup, and if your are new to this type of audio set up then there is a small learning curve on what all the settings mean and how you get full control and connectivity to your TV and other devices. This is were if anything I ... MoreI wanted a new quality AV receiver that would be powerful enough to deliver drive my 2 Q accoustic 3010's and 3 yamaha NSP51's but at the same time fit into my media centre in the living room. The NR1510 was the perfect fit for all these requirements. Once fully set up using the TV's eARC and HDMI inputs in the back I was able to get full control using my 1 tv remote and excellent sound quality. It should be noted however that It is likely that you will need to tailor the speaker output accordingly for your specific space even after the initial setup, and if your are new to this type of audio set up then there is a small learning curve on what all the settings mean and how you get full control and connectivity to your TV and other devices. This is were if anything I feel the manual (offered online) could have done with a bit more detail and explanation.As always I recived excellent service and advice upon pick up from the Liverpool branch of Richer Sounds and will be happy to make another purchase from them in the future.
| Receiver/amplifier | Receiver |
| Channels | 5.2 |
| Watts (per Channel) | 50 |
| DTS | DTS-HD Master Audio |
| HDMI inputs | 6 |
Marantz NR1510 Slim 5.2 Channel AV Receiver
With the Maratnz Nr1510 5.2 channels receiver, you can create a home cinema setup yourself. You can enjoy a detailed sound thanks to the 192kHZ / 24-bit DAC and Hi-Res support. You can play your FLAC and WAV music files this, so the smallest nuances are audible. You can steam music easily thanks to the built-in streaming services from Spotify, Deezer, and Tidal if you have a subscription for these. It's possible to control the amplifier via voice commands. You do need to have the voice command systems from Alexa, Google Assistant, or Siri. The product also has Bluetooth and AirPlay 2. With these, you can stream in combination with your smartphone, tablet, or computer.
With the Maratnz Nr1510 5.2 channels receiver, you can create a home cinema setup yourself. You can enjoy a detailed sound thanks to the 192kHZ / 24-bit DAC and Hi-Res support. You can play your FLAC and WAV music files this, so the smallest nuances are audible. You can steam music easily thanks to the built-in streaming services from Spotify, Deezer, and Tidal if you have a subscription for these. It's possible to control the amplifier via voice commands. You do need to have the voice command systems from Alexa, Google Assistant, or Siri. The product also has Bluetooth and AirPlay 2. With these, you can stream in combination with your smartphone, tablet, or computer.
With the Maratnz Nr1510 5.2 channels receiver, you can create a home cinema setup yourself. You can enjoy a detailed sound thanks to the 192kHZ / 24-bit DAC and Hi-Res support. You can play your FLAC and WAV music files this, so the smallest nuances are audible. You can steam music easily thanks to the built-in streaming services from Spotify, Deezer, and Tidal if you have a subscription for these. It's possible to control the amplifier via voice commands. You do need to have the voice command systems from Alexa, Google Assistant, or Siri. The product also has Bluetooth and AirPlay 2. With these, you can stream in combination with your smartphone, tablet, or computer.
With the Maratnz Nr1510 5.2 channels receiver, you can create a home cinema setup yourself. You can enjoy a detailed sound thanks to the 192kHZ / 24-bit DAC and Hi-Res support. You can play your FLAC and WAV music files this, so the smallest nuances are audible. You can steam music easily thanks to the built-in streaming services from Spotify, Deezer, and Tidal if you have a subscription for these. It's possible to control the amplifier via voice commands. You do need to have the voice command systems from Alexa, Google Assistant, or Siri. The product also has Bluetooth and AirPlay 2. With these, you can stream in combination with your smartphone, tablet, or computer.
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