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Q: QuestionI am really happy with nr's quality so far. Can i add a speaker for kitchen and bathroom? (A Portable) Which heos speakers are ideal? Should I go for heos? I'd like to go for the simplest way possible.

Asked 3 years ago by Anonymous.

Q: Questionwhat is the standard warranty on this product

Asked 4 years ago by WilC.

• A:Answer Hello, the Marantz NR1510 receiver comes with a standard 3-year warranty.

  Answered 4 years ago by Marantz Team

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Q: QuestionI’m planning for 5.1.2 with dolby atmos. Will this receiver suit?

Asked 4 years ago by Beginner.

• A:Answer Hello, the Marantz NR1510 is a 5 channel receiver. For 5.2.2 Dolby ATMOS, please consider our 7 channel NR1711 model.

  Answered 4 years ago by Marantz Team

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Q: QuestionIs this product compatible with a Bose CINEMATE® SERIES II CINEMATE® GS SERIES II

Asked 4 years ago by JohnF.

• A:Answer Hello and thank you for your question. The Bose CineMate operates like a soundbar. Connect TV audio out to the Bose CineMate. Please consider the 5.1 speaker system from Definitive Technology ProCinema 6D to pair with the Marantz NR1510

  Answered 4 years ago by Marantz Team

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Q: QuestionCan a old phonograph be plugged into this receiver?

Asked 5 years ago by Meg.

• A:Answer Most of our new models have a discrete Phono input to use with a turntable that doesn't have its own built in pre-amp or EQ. If not, you can use any analog input on the AVR along with an external Phono pre-amp in between the turntable and AVR.

  Answered 5 years ago by Marantz Team

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Q: QuestionIs this receiver comparable with a Samsung ultra 4K curved TV? My current Denon avr-s710w keeps changing inputs on its own. It’s old...

Asked 5 years ago by David.

• A:Answer I'm pretty sure the question was meant to read, is this receiver "compatible" with a Samsung Ultra 4K TV. I have an older version of this Marantz receiver connected to my Samsung 65 inch HDTV which has works just fine. I would not expect most receivers to have that kind of problem connecting to most HDTV. You will be fine. Been happy with mine and going from having an old big honking workhorse Denon receiver, I've been so much happier with it occupying a much smaller footprint.

  Answered 5 years ago by lsa196

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Q: QuestionCurrently have 2 outside and 4 inside klipsch speakers. Will this work for them?

Asked 5 years ago by Joe.

• A:Answer No, You need the 7.2 amp for that

  Answered 4 years ago by Porsche944Verified Purchase

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Q: QuestionCan this receiver bring out the best for B&w 607 speakers?

Asked 5 years ago by Joe.

• A:Answer Yes sir

  Answered 4 years ago by Mierd

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Q: QuestionMy current receiver is an old Yamaha rx-v581- I'm told it's not powerful enough ote give me the volume I need unless I crank volume waay up. Will this Marantz give me more power than my current yamaha?

Asked 2 years ago by Mike.

• A:Answer depends on the speakers you are using and their sensitivity.

  Answered 2 years ago by DavidMVerified Purchase

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Q: QuestionWhat is the main differences between the Marantz NR1510 and the Marantz NR 1200. I will be using two JBL 3 way speakers rated at 8 Ohms. I will also be attaching a Blueray DVD player and a turntable along with a Sony Smart TV.Which receiver would be best?

Asked 3 years ago by Anonymous.

• A:Answer The NR1200 is a stereo receiver, whereas the NR1510 is a surround sound receiver. If you are only planning on using two speakers (and maybe adding a sub-woofer at some point) for the sound delivery in your room, the NR1200 is the model to consider. The NR1510 is the one to choose if you will be using surround speakers with your front left, right and center speakers at any point. This is often the obvious choice for a movie enthusiast. Either model will work great for movies and music, it all depends on how many speakers will be used in that room.

  Answered 3 years ago by Marantz Team

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