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none so far

The primary distinctions between Marantz and Denon receivers are as follows: the Marantz receiver has a well-balanced bass, while the Denon receiver has a stronger and more dramatic bass. Denon receivers feature a warmer sound with well-defined effects, while Marantz receivers have a softer tone. | https://www.drywallproscleveland.com

so for it is reliable

We from reparar goteras Guadalajara have been using this receiver for a long time and this is highly recommended device if you ask me.

I don't think there's one.

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Awesome amplifier section, flexible DSP modes, and plenty of connection hookups. - radon levels

Nothing to complain about.

I own this receiver for almost 30 years. I once wanted to get rid of it because I have another newer receiver for my system. But I changed my mind to keep it for 2-channel stereo listening. The sound is clear, crisp and solid. Unfortunately, I made a mistake that somehow I broke it. I wanted to turn up the volume for my speakers. Maybe my speakers were short-circuited. When I was turning the volume control up, the reciever suddenly made the cracking sound through the speakers for about 1-2 seconds and it shut off. It cannot not be turned on any more. I tried unplugging and replugging the power cord, pressing the power switch with some other buttoms the same time, etc. It just does not want to turn back on. However, the LED on the master volume control is lit or flashing. Can anyone rescue my AVR-3000? Does anyone know what causes the receiveer not turning on? Is there any solution to fix my problem. Much appreciate it. My con tact: avava_vav at y a h o o dot c o m.

Outdated technology for today's world

Very powerful

NO NO and NO

This is the best receiver. They put a crazy lion in there. You can use this to drive any high power speakers. They are so powerful. The sound is so incredible.

Lots of cleanpower from what I hear

Non e to speak of

A true upgrade from my 30 year old Kenwood, it will be driving my Klipsch's and wowing me and my neighbors. I willwrite more when I get it all set up and functioning. It did not come with a manual. I have checked Denon and a couple of sites for maunaus but no luck. Any help here? I will gradly pay for a copy or even info from anotherDenon amp with simular buttons. LOL.
Mike at putitupmike@sbcglobal.net. Many thanks and happy listening.

Customer Service

No manuals, no help.

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Power and clarity

None known as of yet

I bought this fine tuner a few onths ago and it drives my Klipsch's wild. I replaced a nice old Kenwood which had 85 watts per and at 110 this thing is baddddd. Last night i waited until it cooled off and opened a living room window and used teh lawnmower. The music was screaming and my neighbors asked about my Blues Breaker album. They even loved it from 40 feet, through a screened window and I sware you could hear Mick Taylor sliding along the bridge like you were in the front row. I love this thing. It did not come with a manual and there are a ton of features I still don't know about. Anyone help? It would be sooo appreciated. Thanks, Mike at putitupmike@sbcglobal.net

Customer Service

Non-existant for it'[s age

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Incredible Openness and Air, Very life-like sound, Defined Bass and Mids with excellent detail in all spectrums, Made in Japan unlike the current A/V's on the market, Rated Stereophil Class A, Huge Power Reserves that would easily drive Magnepan's, Built like a Hummer H1, It's too bad they don't make them like this anymore.

I really can't think of any, this receiver is far superior to anything currently on the market under $2000 and maybe more?

Hello, I am the new and very proud owner of this absolutely awesome receiver that I bought used at an auction. It should be called an amp though not a receiver. When I read that it had a Toroidal amp from one of the other reviews I thought the guy didn't know what one looked like, I mean how could a receiver especially a surround receiver have a Toroidal, that's something usually only found on very expensive amps. But was I pleasantly shocked to see that this receiver does have a Toroidal amp and it is a HUGE one and a high quality one at that!! I have been reading reviews and listening to different A/V receivers for the past 2 years in search of the ever elusive perfect A/V receiver that would sound close to my 2 channel gear. After buying at least 3 nice receivers that did not do justice to Music at all, I am glad to say that the road stops here. This is better than any Current A/V receiver that I have listened to except for maybe the Denon AVR-5803 and the NAD T-762, but I would bet my house that it would be very close sonicly and definitely built better than the NAD. Seriously, the AVR-3000 is as close to 2 channel seperates as I have heard and I've heard alot. This amp sounds so open with voices and is sweet with female vocals. Acoustics have excellent body and you can feel the pluck of a guitar string like it is in the room with you. Bass is clean, articulate and deep. I really can't put in words how great this amp really sounds. As for William that gave the AVR-3000 a 2 star rating was either drunk when he wrote his review or is Tone Def. This piece is built like none that I've seen and is so Musical I get excited just thinking how lucky I am to have this receiver. I was very skeptical about the reviews here but I'm glad I took the leap of faith and bought this beauty. If you can find this on Ebay or Audiogon.con jump on it. I'm honestly suprised that this receiver is selling for around $400-500 dollars. It is a steal for $800 in my opinion and I would not sell mine for $800. If Music Matters most to you and A/V is secondary you owe it to yourself to own this receiver you'll be glad you did and you'll save yourself a couple grand because that's what it will cost to match it sonicly. The AVR-3000 RULES!!!!

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