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Question: Will this passthru a 3d signal? does it have hdmi 1.4a?
Document: And when I turn it on, it switches to &#34;TV sourced&#34; signal. The interactions (no doubt HDMI control driven) are extremely annoying and there are no settings available to make it behave. My wife has extremely limited patience with technical things and especially when they behave with contrary stupidity as here. I am hoping a very smartly programmed universal remote may provide relief. The Marantz by itself sure can't.
Five star receiver - DOA. Warehouse Deals offered this as the only discounted unit on the web when I was looking. It was clearly described as 'repackaged', so I wasn't surprised when it arrived reasonably repackaged in an original Marantz box and promptly delivered.I assumed that WD would have reviewed the reason for return as something other than 'doesn't work', and that they would have checked that it was in working order. Not so much.There was no video signal at all.
I bought this product in July of 2012 and had 0 complaints. Unfortunately after 6 months a problem developed. The receiver would overlay big blue boxes over the HDMI signal along with small green boxes of static. Additionally no on screen menus would work.In my opinion it looks like a problem with the video chip.I have contacted marantz and it is under warranty. I will update this review when my unit is repaired/replaced.
Very satisfied. Hooked up to 5.1 Polk Audio's. Warm high quality sound and its very simple to adjust. Great for music and blueray HD. Glad Amazon let me return my defected Yamaha purchase.
Low profile is why I chose it in the beginning due to limited space height in my cabinet. The performance is great and powers my system very well. Am using Energy Classic 5.1 speakers surround sound.
Bought this for my basement setup and added a the 10565 Monoprice 5.1 setup to go with it. Fantastic sound and lots of HDMI inputs for all the connections I need. Love the small profile with the power of larger units.
Have had this since February and am loving it. Have my PC Nvidia HDMI and Samsung Blu-Ray player as inputs. Output goes to the Energy 5.1 speaker system. Basically it rocks. Even better is that it is a slim line form factor and can sit under my monitor shelf.
For some reason finding smaller receivers that can run a 5.1 system without a lot of fuss or size is hard to find. I wanted clean amplification, smaller form factor and didn't really care about switching a bunch of different media sources. This receiver does just that and it is from a quality company.
Maybe the item has been refurbished after the original owner died. :>)I bought it for the slim design to fit in an existing TV stand. I have a 5.1 setup that is used only for TV, i.e. no music. I'm not an audiophile, but the sound seems OK to me. Receiver was easy to install and calibrate. I had no problem connecting the subwoofer (as reported elsewhere).
I purchased this for a mid-size home theater room. Don't the the 50watt rating scare you away from buying this unit. It has plenty of power for what we need and has great sound in a 5.1 system. If you're looking for a receiver without all the frills of internet, airplay, etc. (which we were since we have that capability with other components in the system, this is a low priced great way to go.
Answer: Yes, Thats why I bought this one.  The HDMI will pass trough and most importantly the sound will go to the receiver.    And yes I have watched several movies in 3D already.   I just wish it had a powered sub out signal.