Full-size Marantz 11.2 channel surround receiver with 205W pr. channel. SR8015 supports Dolby Atmos and newest streaming services.
Full-size Marantz 11.2 channel surround receiver with 205W pr. channel. SR8015 supports Dolby Atmos and newest streaming services.
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Marantz - SR8015 - AV Receiver
Full-size Marantz 11.2 channel surround receiver with 205W pr. channel. SR8015 supports Dolby Atmos and newest streaming services.
Full-size Marantz 11.2 channel surround receiver with 205W pr. channel. SR8015 supports Dolby Atmos and newest streaming services.
Last updated at 07/06/2026 13:26:51
[100% Genuine] Marantz Sr8015 11.2 Ch 8k Av Receiver 3d Audio Heos
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Marantz SR8015 11.2 Channel 8K AV Amplifier | HEOS Built-in | IMAX Enhanced
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Marantz SR8015 8K 11.2 Channel Home Cinema Receiver | IMAX Enhanced
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Amazing improvement over my Yamaha Aventage RX A1060-- the Marantz SR8015 is simply fabulous. Beautifully constructed, love the simplicity of the design. Running with my Focal Chora 826 Speakers. I have no issues with it running too hot but I have it on a shelf with about 2 inches of clearance. I have yet to use the Audyssey to make more precise settings for my system (yet it sounds terrific even now).This receiver has boundless power and of course I got it for the toroidal supply / made in Japan with the highest quality. Yes, I realize its not separates, but I use my system for Home Theater about 75% of the time and let's be honest, for the 25% of the time I listen to music, the SR8015 is fantastic.The remote is decent, nothing special, but backlit. I am going ... MoreAmazing improvement over my Yamaha Aventage RX A1060-- the Marantz SR8015 is simply fabulous. Beautifully constructed, love the simplicity of the design. Running with my Focal Chora 826 Speakers. I have no issues with it running too hot but I have it on a shelf with about 2 inches of clearance. I have yet to use the Audyssey to make more precise settings for my system (yet it sounds terrific even now).This receiver has boundless power and of course I got it for the toroidal supply / made in Japan with the highest quality. Yes, I realize its not separates, but I use my system for Home Theater about 75% of the time and let's be honest, for the 25% of the time I listen to music, the SR8015 is fantastic.The remote is decent, nothing special, but backlit. I am going to order the 4k, 120hz HDMI adapter kit which Marantz is supplying for free so I can optimize my Xbox.On/off of the system is quiet, with zero feedback to the speakers. Very pleasant mild blue light while the system is on. Works seamlessly with all streaming services on my Samsung TV. And the Bluetooth connection is perfect - I use HEOS and run Pandora and Spotify easily which is such an improvement over my last receiver. I use the Marantz AVR Remote app on my Android and it works well -- a little lag as many have noted which can be annoying, but it controls my system accurately.Put simply this is a beautiful piece of technology. I couldn't be happier even if I could nitpick over a few small things. This was, for me, worth every single penny. A++
originally posted on bestbuy.com
This receiver has everything you want and need as the centerpiece of your home entertainment center.Rated as 140 wpc x 2 channels driven, it has more than enough power to drive any speakers.It's musicality is what draws folks to the Marantz brand and the SR8015 is no exception.This flagship receiver can compete with separates with It's 11.2 channels. It even process up to 13.2 with an external amp.My only regret is I didn't purchase it when it was originally released. I could have saved $600.With it's premium feel and design, I am 100% satisfied with my purchase. I use it daily for music and movies.
originally posted on bestbuy.com
Previously, I owned a Marantz SR7008, running a 7.2 and then transforming it into a 9.2 setup. However, I decided to purchase the Marantz SR8015. I gifted away the former, providing me the perfect “excuse” to upgrade my receiver, enjoy new sound fields, e.g. Dolby Atmos, etc., and I transformed my system to a 7.2.4 arrangement.Thus far, I have not been disappointed by my decision to purchase this machine. The Marantz SR8015 has given me a new appreciation of my previous content, particularly films in Dolby Atmos. It is certainly more powerful than my prior A/V receiver, and sounds much cleaner and crisp. While my previous Marantz device is/was nice, the added speakers and new sound arrangements really do change the game. I suppose you cannot appreciate what you ... MorePreviously, I owned a Marantz SR7008, running a 7.2 and then transforming it into a 9.2 setup. However, I decided to purchase the Marantz SR8015. I gifted away the former, providing me the perfect “excuse” to upgrade my receiver, enjoy new sound fields, e.g. Dolby Atmos, etc., and I transformed my system to a 7.2.4 arrangement.Thus far, I have not been disappointed by my decision to purchase this machine. The Marantz SR8015 has given me a new appreciation of my previous content, particularly films in Dolby Atmos. It is certainly more powerful than my prior A/V receiver, and sounds much cleaner and crisp. While my previous Marantz device is/was nice, the added speakers and new sound arrangements really do change the game. I suppose you cannot appreciate what you were missing, until you now have it at your disposal.All that said, if you are going to max-out on the speaker configuration, I certainly endorse the Marantz SR8015. (Otherwise, look at the SR7015 and save yourself the funds!) It is a hefty investment, but certainly packs a punch, gives you features and options galore, and delivers the quality you would expect at this price-point and from Marantz, in general.
| Number Of Channels | 11.2 Channel |
| Watts RMS per Channel (6 Ω) | 205 Watts |
| Watts RMS per Channel (8 Ω) | 140 Watts |
| AirPlay | Yes |
| App Remote Control | Yes |
[100% Genuine] Marantz Sr8015 11.2 Ch 8k Av Receiver 3d Audio Heos
Delivery $81.49
Affiliate Disclosure: We may receive a small commission for purchases made through this link at no extra cost to you. This helps support our site. Thank you!
Marantz SR8015 11.2 Channel 8K AV Amplifier | HEOS Built-in | IMAX Enhanced
Free delivery
Marantz SR8015 8K 11.2 Channel Home Cinema Receiver | IMAX Enhanced
Free delivery
Amazing improvement over my Yamaha Aventage RX A1060-- the Marantz SR8015 is simply fabulous. Beautifully constructed, love the simplicity of the design. Running with my Focal Chora 826 Speakers. I have no issues with it running too hot but I have it on a shelf with about 2 inches of clearance. I have yet to use the Audyssey to make more precise settings for my system (yet it sounds terrific even now).This receiver has boundless power and of course I got it for the toroidal supply / made in Japan with the highest quality. Yes, I realize its not separates, but I use my system for Home Theater about 75% of the time and let's be honest, for the 25% of the time I listen to music, the SR8015 is fantastic.The remote is decent, nothing special, but backlit. I am going ... MoreAmazing improvement over my Yamaha Aventage RX A1060-- the Marantz SR8015 is simply fabulous. Beautifully constructed, love the simplicity of the design. Running with my Focal Chora 826 Speakers. I have no issues with it running too hot but I have it on a shelf with about 2 inches of clearance. I have yet to use the Audyssey to make more precise settings for my system (yet it sounds terrific even now).This receiver has boundless power and of course I got it for the toroidal supply / made in Japan with the highest quality. Yes, I realize its not separates, but I use my system for Home Theater about 75% of the time and let's be honest, for the 25% of the time I listen to music, the SR8015 is fantastic.The remote is decent, nothing special, but backlit. I am going to order the 4k, 120hz HDMI adapter kit which Marantz is supplying for free so I can optimize my Xbox.On/off of the system is quiet, with zero feedback to the speakers. Very pleasant mild blue light while the system is on. Works seamlessly with all streaming services on my Samsung TV. And the Bluetooth connection is perfect - I use HEOS and run Pandora and Spotify easily which is such an improvement over my last receiver. I use the Marantz AVR Remote app on my Android and it works well -- a little lag as many have noted which can be annoying, but it controls my system accurately.Put simply this is a beautiful piece of technology. I couldn't be happier even if I could nitpick over a few small things. This was, for me, worth every single penny. A++
This receiver has everything you want and need as the centerpiece of your home entertainment center.Rated as 140 wpc x 2 channels driven, it has more than enough power to drive any speakers.It's musicality is what draws folks to the Marantz brand and the SR8015 is no exception.This flagship receiver can compete with separates with It's 11.2 channels. It even process up to 13.2 with an external amp.My only regret is I didn't purchase it when it was originally released. I could have saved $600.With it's premium feel and design, I am 100% satisfied with my purchase. I use it daily for music and movies.
Previously, I owned a Marantz SR7008, running a 7.2 and then transforming it into a 9.2 setup. However, I decided to purchase the Marantz SR8015. I gifted away the former, providing me the perfect “excuse” to upgrade my receiver, enjoy new sound fields, e.g. Dolby Atmos, etc., and I transformed my system to a 7.2.4 arrangement.Thus far, I have not been disappointed by my decision to purchase this machine. The Marantz SR8015 has given me a new appreciation of my previous content, particularly films in Dolby Atmos. It is certainly more powerful than my prior A/V receiver, and sounds much cleaner and crisp. While my previous Marantz device is/was nice, the added speakers and new sound arrangements really do change the game. I suppose you cannot appreciate what you ... MorePreviously, I owned a Marantz SR7008, running a 7.2 and then transforming it into a 9.2 setup. However, I decided to purchase the Marantz SR8015. I gifted away the former, providing me the perfect “excuse” to upgrade my receiver, enjoy new sound fields, e.g. Dolby Atmos, etc., and I transformed my system to a 7.2.4 arrangement.Thus far, I have not been disappointed by my decision to purchase this machine. The Marantz SR8015 has given me a new appreciation of my previous content, particularly films in Dolby Atmos. It is certainly more powerful than my prior A/V receiver, and sounds much cleaner and crisp. While my previous Marantz device is/was nice, the added speakers and new sound arrangements really do change the game. I suppose you cannot appreciate what you were missing, until you now have it at your disposal.All that said, if you are going to max-out on the speaker configuration, I certainly endorse the Marantz SR8015. (Otherwise, look at the SR7015 and save yourself the funds!) It is a hefty investment, but certainly packs a punch, gives you features and options galore, and delivers the quality you would expect at this price-point and from Marantz, in general.
Pretty solid receiver/ processor! One con is that The subwoofer doesn’t play when using stereo mode, but the Bowers and Wilkins are brought to life and the subwoofer isn’t missed that much. I recommend that you purchase Audioquest bi wired cables, Panamax power conditioner/ surge protector, and an aircom cooling system. I damaged my other unit due to overheating!! The dreaded red flashing light . Cost a lot to fix ! Nevertheless, this is a great receiver with a ton of power and watching movies in my theater couldn’t be any better rt now for moment ( wanted components: av8805, mm8077 &mm7055) this is awesome as is !
Purchased the receiver in September, picked it up at Best Buy end of September. Geek Squad installed in October, along with other components. Overall, the receiver performs well, except when I have two subs connected, sub one makes a continuous and annoying rattling noise that only stops if I shut it off or lower the volume to zero. Tried different RCA sub cables, swapped the SVS sub, switched Sub 2 to sub 1 port on the receiver and the noise is constant. Thinking of returning it to best buy... Not happy.
This replaces an Onkyo TX-NR3030. The only thing i think I'll miss about the Onkyo is that it had XLR pre-outs for the left and right channels which i had hooked up to an external amp. So far i don't think i will miss them. I'll mention some of the input sources for those who may be researching this AVR.The setup of this unit was reallt easy using the guided on-screen commands. Audyssey setup took about 15 minutes and it does make a noticeable difference, really impressed. The option to have 2 presets for the speaker configuration is really handy. I have one preset for two channel stereo listening and the 2nd preset is for the 7.2.4 movie listening. All of the ground speakers are Definitive Technology and I plan to replace the four ceiling speakers with Def Tech's ... MoreThis replaces an Onkyo TX-NR3030. The only thing i think I'll miss about the Onkyo is that it had XLR pre-outs for the left and right channels which i had hooked up to an external amp. So far i don't think i will miss them. I'll mention some of the input sources for those who may be researching this AVR.The setup of this unit was reallt easy using the guided on-screen commands. Audyssey setup took about 15 minutes and it does make a noticeable difference, really impressed. The option to have 2 presets for the speaker configuration is really handy. I have one preset for two channel stereo listening and the 2nd preset is for the 7.2.4 movie listening. All of the ground speakers are Definitive Technology and I plan to replace the four ceiling speakers with Def Tech's as well soon.The remote is very basic, but the Marantz remote app for IOS is very useful. This is my first experience with HEOS and it's been great so far. It was nice to see that I can stream TIDAL using the HEOS app.I'm not a gamer, so the HDMI 2.1 Panasonic chip issue does not really bother me and i didn't purchase the SR8015 with gaming in mind. PS5 really has no issue and there is a work around for newer XBOX'x. Even though there is a work around for the new gaming consoles, Marantz has already acknowledged the issue and has stated they are working on a permanent solution. Which i was glad to see and am looking forward to.For those who may be researching this AVR and wondering how well various sources work with it, this is what's currently used as inputs and outputs:eARC works very well when viewing and listening to the various streaming apps from a LG CX OLED. Full Dolby Atmos comes through.For those wondering about placement, this weighs about 40 pounds and i have it on the bottom shelf of an entertainment console that has tempered glass as a shelf. I'm not worried about the weight because the Onkyo weighed 49 pounds and sat on the same shelf for 7 years. The back is open, not enclosed and there is about two inches of clearance at the top.I'm still tweaking all the settings, but even with just the settings I've made so far it sounds great and handles all the switching wonderfully. I'm new to Marantz and i like the experience so far.
I first bought the 6015 but then returned that for the 8015. I installed an 11.1 speaker setup for this amp, with 7.1 monitor audio speakers and .4 Cambridge audio ceiling speakers. I run with a lg cx tv. I have it set up differently to what I expected, I plug my consoles and boxes into the tv and then use e-arc to the amp. As opposed to having the consoles plugged into the amp. This method I think works best, dolby atmos works fine from both tv apps, and passed through via the tv from the xbox on blu ray or a game. And you get the low latency high frame rate gaming. I have a medium sized room, prob to small really for 11.1 speakers ;) the rear speakers are pretty close together. Does it sound good? Yes it does, it is also very loud in stereo, it is also amazing ... MoreI first bought the 6015 but then returned that for the 8015. I installed an 11.1 speaker setup for this amp, with 7.1 monitor audio speakers and .4 Cambridge audio ceiling speakers. I run with a lg cx tv. I have it set up differently to what I expected, I plug my consoles and boxes into the tv and then use e-arc to the amp. As opposed to having the consoles plugged into the amp. This method I think works best, dolby atmos works fine from both tv apps, and passed through via the tv from the xbox on blu ray or a game. And you get the low latency high frame rate gaming. I have a medium sized room, prob to small really for 11.1 speakers ;) the rear speakers are pretty close together. Does it sound good? Yes it does, it is also very loud in stereo, it is also amazing listening to tidal through the tv app with the dolby atmos music. This is the main reason to buy the amp, its the best for this kind of music. Kraftwerk 3d is worth it alone... But its not perfect .. dolby atmos from the lg cx tidal app to the amp, is not gapless. I do not know if this is an amp thing, a tidal thing or a tv thing. But that is not great on sgt pepper for example. Also when listening to dolby atmos tracks most of them can only get to 'loud' not very loud. Which I think I was expecting a bit more for the top of the range model in my sized living room. If you had a very large cinema room or new york loft style living room I think you would want to add extra power if you want rave volume levels. For normal people it will be more than fine, just not rave level in atmos mode. The remote is not the best, it could be a more premium thing, but I rarely use it, I use the tv remote or the app which does the job but could also be a bit better. I also find Heos a little clunky, you can't for example listen to tidal atmos tracks in this way. You need to use the tv app which can't be controlled with your phone, so searching etc is not great. I really like the aesthetics, I have the silver version and I do not think there is a better looking avr. Its great to have the small screen and minimal look sat under the tv, but then I can open the panel for more info and to plug extra equipment in easily. I love all the features and geeking out but once setup it is pretty easy to use for other members of the family. They turn the tv on, the amp comes on, the volume is controlled from the tv nicely etc, it can be invisible in that regard. I think it does miss having fm and am radio like the American version. Nice to be able to have that integrated for when the Internet breaks for example. You can attach a tuner or a small device to the front so not a big deal but could just be built in. I like the fact it is made in Japan rather than a sweat shop in china or elsewhere. In conclusion I think it is the best avr for people who listen to a lot of music and will enjoy 3d music that sits nicely in a living room. Other amps are ugly with less features. For movies and games it fab to listen to, but it excels with music. You can add many analog sources and well as the modern digital experiences such as alexa and atmos music.
OMG! Still experimenting with set up. It does EVERYTHING. You won’t find a better all in one solution anywhere. I was going to go with separates which I realize is the way to go for a real audiophile experience but I watch a lot of movies in my time off and listen to music constantly and on a small budget this AVR so far exceeds all my expectations. Plenty of power, vast amount of controls and plays every format. Hooked up to my wireless in seconds, Bluetooth works flawlessly. A child could do initial setup. I steam my music from my iPhone from bed and the unit plays in any zone I select from the Marantz app. I read bad reviews of the app but works fine for me. The realism of Diana Kralls voice, the attack and tone of Dave Weckls drums sounds like they’re in my ... MoreOMG! Still experimenting with set up. It does EVERYTHING. You won’t find a better all in one solution anywhere. I was going to go with separates which I realize is the way to go for a real audiophile experience but I watch a lot of movies in my time off and listen to music constantly and on a small budget this AVR so far exceeds all my expectations. Plenty of power, vast amount of controls and plays every format. Hooked up to my wireless in seconds, Bluetooth works flawlessly. A child could do initial setup. I steam my music from my iPhone from bed and the unit plays in any zone I select from the Marantz app. I read bad reviews of the app but works fine for me. The realism of Diana Kralls voice, the attack and tone of Dave Weckls drums sounds like they’re in my living room LIVE.Use good cables and invest in speakers. SVS Pinnicles and SB 3000 sub sound insane. I bought a component fan sits on top but the unit really doesn’t run that hot. Hot should absolutely be vented but not crazy. LOOKS fantastic. I also read reviews that Marantz needs a facelift ascetically, you judge I think it perfect. Copper bottom toroidal amp and connections for wides, sides , ceiling and atmos 2 subs, phono preamp forget about it! You cannot buy separates , at least not my standard for 3100$, so the SR8015 solved all my issues! I’m not a gamer but there is 8K in ,2 outs and there is a software update coming that is future forward for gamers. Unit is insane spring for it!
this receiver is amazing! I had an Onkyo TX-RZ820 I had got back in 2018 and it was a nice receiver but just seemed like something was missing. I decided to try this receiver and if anything I could return it. set up was easy, just moved all the cables from my old receiver to this one and slid it into place. I powered it on and was impressed with all the zone areas the receiver wanted to place the mic at. it took a while but once that set up was done it switched to my Sirius/XM radio and GOOSEBUMPS! I have Klipsch Synergy F2 and F3 speakers I got in 2005 and it breathed new life into them! They already sounded good but now they sound that much better. Music is crisp and clear and I am hearing parts that were missing. I tried out the Atmos Surround with Saving ... Morethis receiver is amazing! I had an Onkyo TX-RZ820 I had got back in 2018 and it was a nice receiver but just seemed like something was missing. I decided to try this receiver and if anything I could return it. set up was easy, just moved all the cables from my old receiver to this one and slid it into place. I powered it on and was impressed with all the zone areas the receiver wanted to place the mic at. it took a while but once that set up was done it switched to my Sirius/XM radio and GOOSEBUMPS! I have Klipsch Synergy F2 and F3 speakers I got in 2005 and it breathed new life into them! They already sounded good but now they sound that much better. Music is crisp and clear and I am hearing parts that were missing. I tried out the Atmos Surround with Saving Private Ryan and WOW! Just WOW! incredible detail and the surround effect was almost too much (I am an Iraqi Freedom Vet). The picture quality is very crisp and clear and awesome as well with the 4K from the movie and even regular DirecTV shows are good. This receiver has filled in what was missing from my old one and definitely worth the price. You will love this receiver for sure and won't be disappointed!
The product is perfectly fine, however, I bought it after reading this was THE receiver to get for gaming consoles because it supported 8k/4k@120Hz. Unfortunately, I didn't do my due diligence and found that only 1 input supports it. The newer Cinema series appear to have more inputs that support 8k/4k@120Hz. The price tag on this unit and with newer versions with more features out leads to me not recommending this unit anymore.
| Number Of Channels | 11.2 Channel |
| Watts RMS per Channel (6 Ω) | 205 Watts |
| Watts RMS per Channel (8 Ω) | 140 Watts |
| AirPlay | Yes |
| App Remote Control | Yes |
