AVR Maestro speaks the native control protocol of network-enabled Denon and Marantz AV receivers from roughly 2014 onward. Find your model below - and remember, support comes down to your network reaching the receiver, not just the model name.
From the flagship Cinema 30 down to the SR series - full control of surround modes, Audyssey and Dirac Live, speaker presets, multi-zone and the tuner.
The flagship. Full Dolby Atmos, DTS:X and Auro-3D control, Audyssey and Dirac Live, speaker presets and multi-zone.
The Cinema range. Every surround mode, Audyssey and Dirac Live where supported, speaker presets, multi-zone and one-tap Scenes.
The 9.4-channel Cinema. Every surround mode, Audyssey MultEQ XT32 and Dirac Live, speaker presets, multi-zone and Scenes.
The SR-series flagship (with the SR5015) - sound modes, Audyssey and Dirac Live, zones and tuner.
The 9.2-channel SR receiver - Audyssey MultEQ XT32, Dirac Live, multi-zone and tuner.
The 15.4-channel reference processor (with the AV7706), fully controllable over the network.
The 13.2-channel reference processor - MultEQ XT32, Dirac Live, full network control.
The slim-line network receivers are supported too.
Most network Marantz models from 2014 on work. If the official Marantz app reaches it, AVR Maestro should too.
From the budget AVR-S series through the popular X-series and the flagship AVR-A1H and AVC-X8500HA.
The 13-channel flagship. Full processing, room correction, speaker setup and multi-zone, all in the app.
The popular Atmos powerhouse - every surround mode, Audyssey and Dirac Live, speaker presets and zones.
The 9.4-channel flagship - MultEQ XT32, Dirac Live, 7.2.4 Atmos, speaker presets and multi-zone.
The 11.4-channel top X-series - Dirac Live ART, MultEQ XT32, balanced pre-outs, all in the app.
The mid-range X-series - every surround mode, Audyssey MultEQ XT and full network control.
The entry X-series - 7.2-channel Atmos, Audyssey MultEQ, HEOS and full network control.
The best-selling value receiver - Dolby Atmos, DTS:X, Audyssey MultEQ and full network control.
The feature-packed value receiver - 8K, Audyssey MultEQ, HEOS and full network control.
The 13.2-channel reference AVC - MultEQ XT32, Dirac Live and full network control.
Networked Denon models from 2014 on are generally supported. If HEOS and the official Denon app see it, so does AVR Maestro.
AVR Maestro reaches your receiver over your local network, so compatibility comes down to whether the receiver is reachable, not just its model number.
On some pre-2025 receivers (the X4500H, X6700H, S960H and X4700H class), the receiver can't serve the Speaker Layout or Subwoofer Output screens to the app over the network. AVR Maestro hands you a one-tap button into the receiver's own web control for those edits - the rest of the app works normally. Receivers on newer firmware serve every screen directly.
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