Marantz SR7009

Includes.
Microphone, working remote, power cable, tripod for mic.
Everything working ok.

The Marantz SR7009 is their new flagship 9-channel Audio-Video receiver and replaces last year's SR7008. It represents the latest in surround sound technology with just about every audio format including Dolby Atmos. We say just about because the SR7009 doesn’t currently include Auro3D but a firmware update is coming very soon. Aside from that you also get 165W per a channel, a high-speed current feedback amplifier circuit for high-definition audio formats, Audyssey DSX and DTS Neo:X.

On the video side of things, the SR7009 can pass through Ultra HD 4K at 60p and 4:4:4, as well as upscale lower resolution video to 4K. There are eight HDMI inputs and three HDMI outputs and built-in WiFi and Bluetooth. If that wasn’t enough, you also get playback of DSD and FLAC files over both USB and your network, support for AirPlay and a free remote app.
Design
In a word - lovely. The basic design doesn’t deviate much from the traditional look of an AV receiver but there are enough flourishes to give the SR7009 a touch of class. The chassis is big and black, of course, but it has a curved front that immediately stands out from the crowd. Whilst the brushed metal two-tone finish is a nice touch. Of course you get the standard input dial on the left hand side and volume dial on the right but you also get an attractive round display in the middle.
Aside from the power button, the facia is very clean because everything else, including a much larger display, is hidden behind a drop down flap. The larger display is informative, easy to read and can be dimmed if necessary. Behind the drop down flap you’ll also find a set of basic controls and some additional inputs, including an HDMI connector and a USB port; along with a headphone jack and a socket for the setup microphone.