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Features Benefits
High quality playback of DVD-V, DVD-A, SACD, SVCD, CD,
MP3, DVD-R/RW
PAL/NTSC progressive scan
High definition video scaling
HDMI video output
Noise Shaped Video
Symmetrical analogue audio board with customized
components and dedicated power supply
HDAMs for all 6 channels
Dolby headphone
In-house developed high quality mechanism
Ultimate disc compatibility; regardless which disc you put
in, this dream machine will play it
Offers improved picture resolution and eliminates virtually
all motion artifacts
Creating a perfect match with any high resolution video
display device
For a high quality, full bandwidth, uncompressed digital
video signal transmission to a Marantz HD display or
projector
Provides the most accurate signal representation and
enhances the picture quality
Sublime audio quality in stereo and multichannel
Achieving a more dynamic, accurate and detailed sound
reproduction regardless the amount of channels
Full multichannel enjoyment via your regular stereo
headphone
Near to errorless information retrieval of almost any 12cm
disc
Technological glossary:
To enjoy all of the video and audio materials, the DV9500
provides ultimate versatility with high quality video and audio
performance. It plays SACD, DVD-Audio, and DVD-Video with
Dolby Digital and DTS surround sound in either 2 channel or
multi channel formats. It also plays DVD-R/RW and CD-R/RW
and is even compatible with MP3 formats. For the ultimate in
video performance the DV9500 features the latest 216MHz/14-
bit video DAC and Analog Devices´ NSV Precision Video. For
both PAL and NTSC source material progressive scan is
available ensuring higher resolution pictures. This is the player
that embodies high quality convenience.
Digital and analogue perfection
Dolby Headphone technology allows users to listen to music,
watch movies, or play video games with the dramatic surround
effects of a 5.1-channel soundtrack through any set of
headphones. Best of all, "listener fatigue," a phenomenon
commonly associated with headphone playback, is replaced by
a spacious, natural sound field that listeners can enjoy for
hours. DTS 96/24 allows for 5.1 channel sound track encoding
at a rate of 96kHz/24 bits on DVD-Video titles. Higher sampling
rates provide greater bit depth and allow a wider frequency
response. In conjunction with the use of anti-alias and
reconstruction filters DTS 94/24 results in a more transparent
sound quality equivalent to the original soundtrack and is fully
backwards compatible at the same time. Until the DV9500,
Dolby Headphone and DTS-96/24 has only been featured on
select PC and A/V receiver applications.
Premiere featuring on a DVD player: DTS 96/24 and Dolby
Headphone
Enjoy the fabulous world of stereo and multi channel audio!
The DV9500 provides ultimate versatility with high quality
video and audio performance from virtually any 12cm disc.
Finally you can enjoy an incredible live-experience in your
home as it was in reality. Not only the total ambiance is
reproduced, but also the natural 'sound' of the instruments is
being preserved. The DV9500 plays among others SACD, DVD-
Audio, DVD-Video and of course CD DA discs. SACD is based
upon the DSD conversion principle that links excellent
specifications like a frequency range of 100 kHz and a dynamic
range of 120 dB, to superb sound quality. It adds essential
resolution and detail to the Multi channel audio setup,
necessary for accurate correlation between front and rear
channels. This combination of top-end audio performance and
Multi-channel sound will give you a sensation that will totally
change the way you experience music. DVD-Audio is one of the
latest format of high standard audio.
A true multi format player
It provides ultimate 2ch performance of 24bit/192kHz or 24bit/
96kHz in six channel format. The DV9500 will allow its owner
to benefit from the full performance of DVD-Audio.
Audio devices are usually equipped with Op-Amps
(operational amplifiers) for which Integrated Circuit (IC) are
commonly used. Unfortunately these IC's do not match the very
high requirements of Marantz. Marantz developed it's own
discrete circuit boards to replace the IC's. These HDAM's
consists of discrete surface mount components with short
mirror image L/R signal paths. Those devices are doing exactly
the same thing as the Op-Amps, but outperform the regular IC
Op-amps dramatically in terms of the Slew Rate, resulting in a
much more dynamic, accurate and detailed sound.
Marantz HDAMs on all 6 channels
The DV9500 uses the latest and most advanced 216MHz/14-bit
video digital/analog converters and Analog Devices´ Noise
Shaped Video (NSV) for very high-quality picture
reproduction. As a continuation of Analog Devices´
development of enhanced picture quality, in a wide variety of
applications and for many different video standards, the
technology of Noise Shaped Video has been developed. This
technology allows video images to be displayed at resolutions
and lower effective signal to noise ratios well beyond what
would be expected from the data converter by making use of
the latest technological advances. The improvement takes place
in parallel with the increased support to higher definition
video standards including HDTV and progressive scan. The
DV9500 provides unsurpassed progressive scanning for both
NTSC as well as PAL material. Compared to a conventional
interlaced picture, progressive scanning creates a picture signal
with double the scan lines, resulting in a noticeably sharper
image. The progressive image offers higher picture resolution
and eliminates virtually all motion artifacts. Even on large
screens, the progressive scan lines are barely noticeable and
picture flickering is greatly reduced, so you can enjoy
extended viewing without eye fatigue. The progressive
conversion of the DV9500 is optimized for the high resolution
and low noise of the DVD-Video format for both PAL and NTSC
software. This enables the unit to preserve DVD-Video picture
quality for display on all screen sizes from direct-view CRT to
projectors. Progressive Scan is provided on both the HDMI as
well as on the component output.
Superb video performance
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A video scalar combines the information in the odd and
even fields of an incoming video signal into a combined,
non-interlaced picture. Taking advantage of the latest
electronics technology, the video scalar uses sophisticated,
processing algorithms to manipulate the image, changing its
resolution, refresh rate, and even aspect ratio, to exactly
match the desired output specifications. When using a video
scalar, a projector or display device is not forced to crop,
distort, or further process the image in order to display it.
The video scalar used in the DV9500 allow you to generate
an output that exactly matches the native resolution of for
example the Marantz DLP projectors or flat panel displays. It
produces display-optimized video at a several output
resolutions. Performing precision resolution upconversion on
576i (or 480i) DVD's, the DV9500 provides output video
quality approaching High Definition (HD). Outputs spanning
from 480p, 720p and all the way to 1080i are supported. The
scaling is done within the digital domain and therefore
exclusive for the HDMI output.
Video scaling
HDMI assures that pristine high-definition images retain the
highest video quality from the source all the way to the
display. HDMI combines high-definition video and superb
audio in a single digital interface with a bandwidth of up to
5 Gigabits/second. HDMI on the DV9500 complies with
High-bandwidth Digital Content Protection (HDCP)
technology protecting high-value content from unauthorized
reproduction and distribution. Marantz gives the consumer
full digitalized interconnection from source to display and
projectors with HDMI on the DVD payers, AV Receivers and
on our latest generation projectors and flat displays. The
future is now.
High-Definition Multimedia Interface (HDMI)
The Marantz DV9500 represents the very cutting edge in
precision digital engineering and replay performance. To
realize its no holds barred, new reference setting
performance objective completely, Marantz engineers
developed our own engine to transport the disc for jitterless
information retrieval, decoding and subsequent audio and
video processing. The DV9500 is the first of a new era of
Marantz multi format players which has this in-house
developed near to error less information retrieval
mechanism.
For the ultimate in performance
In order to benefit from the audiophile analogue audio
performance from the DV9500 we have incorporated DD,
DTS and MPEG multichannel DVD-V audio decoders. Dolby
Digital is an advanced form of digital audio coding that
makes it possible to store and transmit high-quality digital
sound, far more efficiently than was previously possible.
Apart from the Dolby Digital information, DVD software can
also contain Digital Theater System (DTS) audio information.
The compressed digital information offers five fully
independent high quality channels, together with a sixth
subwoofer channel.
Build in multichannel decoders
To optimize equipment in terms of ease of use, Marantz has
designed the D-Bus system. Individual devices inform each
other in order to automatically tune to the customers
demands. Also received remote control commands are
communicated via this bus. This enables equipment without
IR-receiver to be controlled via a Marantz Remote control.
The addition of the RS232c port allows the DV9500 to be
integrated with a number of control systems such as AMX
and Crestron. Via this interface two-way communication is
possible to control and get status feedback for example.
CI friendly
Bypacked accessories
- User manual
- Power cable
- Remote control
- Batteries
- AV cable
- D-Bus cable
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