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Question: how do you get audio to zone 2 and 3
Document: Zone 3 does not have independent speaker ports, only outputs for another amplifier you can place in  another room. Speakers are good for the main zone as 5.1 set up and 2 assigned for stereo speakers in zone 2. For a while  I had a problem finding Equalizer settings hidden deeply in the menu ( below Odyssey Icons menu ) and only after activating Equalizer for all the channels I got really full, wonderful sound.
You want to hear the audio from the game in Zone 2, which is in the kitchen. That seems completely reasonable, and something we want to do all the time. You're not trying to route two different digital sources to Main and Zone 2, you're just trying to route the same audio to Main and Zone 2. YOU CANNOT DO THAT (&lt;- I never use all caps, but I find this especially annoying).
With one big exception. If you are using the SR7007 itself to stream Pandora, or play an internet radio station (both digital sources) then you CAN push that audio to both the Main Zone and Zone 2. If you are sending tunes to the SR7007 via AirPlay (digital) you can also send that audio to both the Main Zone and Zone 2.I don't see any reason why some digital sources can be sent to multiple zones and others can't, except for one explanation.
I will update my review in 2-3 months when I have some more experience with it. So far so good, you won't be disappointed in that Marantz flag ship I am confident.
Later will take advantage on its zone outputs.I recommend this receiver for future video upgrades and don't hesitate to go for the top. The feeling that these top equipments give is an incredible experience every time you use them. Audio is meant to be heard the right way. If you are like me and you demand a great experience the Marantz Sr7007 is your choice.The design of the unit is striking. The large display behind the door is just right. No more playing around with toys. This is Pro.
This is especially true if your mains are a pair of 4 ohm floorstanders as mine are (taken from my dedicated 2-channel system). You have the ability to bi-amp, and this turned out to be important in my case, but that means I need another amp to drive Zone 2. Even bi-amped, the sounds is fine, but not really tight and controlled.
Once I found that, I got the kind of vice-like control over the low end that I became accustomed to. Even bi-amped, the SR7007 doesn't give that level of control. For easier to drive loads, I think the sound is really very good, but this is one of those "your mileage may vary" kinds of things.- Now my major peeve. you cannot route digital sources to both the Main zone and Zone 2.
The reason why you choose this receiver is for looks. But when you immerse yourself in its audio capabilities and video it all comes together. And you sit  back and say Wow! Professional sound. This is the way it's supposed to be heard.I was coming from a descent set up. But now I really wanted to get the right sound. Paired with my Bowers cm series this is top notch. I have the D8000 and had already one of the best images but the video from this adds another notch.
I could not get the unit to recognize either a CD or a DVD player - disappointing. But the other aspect that was disappointing was that it would not create a 5 channel signal from a 2 channel source. I would guess (not sure) that it does not have Dolby/DTS/THX or anything that were in my Denon 4802 (not sure about all the labels, but I do know that the 4802 would somehow create surround sound from a 2 channel source and it is over 10 years old).
SR7007 remote is rather confusing, again it takes time to learn all the functions on it, specially programming it to control other devices and 3 zones. I am still discovering new settings and options in SR7007 almost every day. You learn it as you go I guess:-) Sound is excellent and very spacious. I found the Internet Radio full of great quality stations playing excellent music selection 24/7 - highly recommended!
Answer: I'm able to get zone 2 audio by setting inet radio as the source. From there I can access inet radio, pandora etc. without running separate analog audio cables