Marantz UD-7005 (2010–?)
The Marantz UD-7005 is a universal Blu-ray player from the early 2010s. It plays Blu-ray, DVD-Audio, SACD, DVD-Video, and plain CDs in a single chassis. It arrived on the market in 2010 as the replacement for the Marantz BD7004, and was closely related to the step-down UD-5005 in the lineup.
The UD-7005 stands out on audio. It uses a 32-bit audio DAC, and What Hi-Fi? (2010) noted the player's leading-edge 32-bit conversion stage. On the video side, it carries Anchor Bay ABT2015 10-bit video processing and a 12-bit Analog Devices video DAC. It offered HDMI v1.4 outputs with Blu-ray 3D readiness, DLNA 1.5 networking for streaming from PCs and NAS drives, and support for online video services like Netflix and YouTube. Multichannel analog output was provided with 7.1-channel capability.
The UD-7005 was introduced at $899 in the US (£800 in the UK) and was available in black or silver from late summer 2010. The original remote control (part RC005UD) is no longer available from Marantz, so if you buy one secondhand, check that the handset is included.
Similar items on eBay
No exact Marantz UD-7005 listings are live right now — these searches show current Marantz and similar vintage audio gear on eBay:
As an eBay Partner, we earn from qualifying purchases. This helps support our independent vintage technology research.
Related Models
- Marantz 1090
- Marantz 10B
- Marantz 1120 (1971–1977)
- Marantz 1180
- Marantz 1200B