On a confusing note, the manual (pg.6) makes a reference to a DVI output, and one of the menus provides a grayed-out option for such a connection.In this setting the player will display both below black and above white. It provides a brightness range of 16 (black) to 235 (white). The player also provides two settings for its HDMI output: RGB-Normal and RGB-Expand.The player offers a wide range of audio and video setup options and controls, including four types of noise reduction, three Sharpness and Detail controls, Chroma Delay, and up to 200 msec of AV Sync delay.The component output offers 480i and 480p. Ěs an upconverting player, the Marantz will play DVD-Video discs from its HDCP compatible HDMI output in your choice of 480i, 480p, 720p, 1080i, and 1080p.The player's v1.1 HDMI connection will also carry multichannel digital audio for both DVD-Video and DVD-Audio (but not SACD) to a compatible audio component.Marantz has also equipped this link with their Jitter Free Transfer System (JTFS), which the company claims removes jitter in the bitstream when the player's i.LINK port is connected to another JTFS component. These provide a direct digital audio connection for the audio from DVD-Video discs, SACD, and DVD-Audio, if the AV receiver or pre-pro at the other end is similarly equipped (some are, including some Marantz AV receivers, but most are not). You can read about this player's many features in the Specifications section of this review, or on Marantz' own website. Again, though, if you want the more modern model, the Marantz NR1710 (opens in new tab) is the way to go.At $2,099, the DV9600 is Marantz' flagship 'universal' DVD player. If you don't mind the fact it's a much older model, this receiver will make your ears happy and is well worth the investment. The receiver has enough ports and features to handle even the most complex home-theater setups. It is a first-rate choice if you have plenty of cash, and you're willing to trawl through third-party sellers and auction sites to get it. The Marantz SR5007 is a great receiver with professional sound. The Marantz SR5007 comes with a three-year warranty. The user guide and online FAQs are great if you have a common problem during setup or while using the receiver. You can contact the company by phone or email. The technical support from Marantz is professional and helpful. Best cassette to MP3 converters 2023: Transfer tapes to digitalīest smart speakers 2022: Alexa and Siri, Google, Sonos and moreĪudio-Technica AT2020USB+ Microphone review

Marantz dv6500 review