Since Marantz is actually owned by Philips, they also sell a version of the Pronto known as the RC5000 or, more comparable to the TSU2000, the RC5000i...On the other hand, the RC5000 series has its own exclusive features that the TSU2000 does not...As opposed to the Pronto's method of selecting a single panel to jump to at the end of a macro, the RC5000 can jump to any panel while...

While the RC5000i lacks the built-in code database, this comes as a plus to those with high memory requirements...Whilst the TSU2000 contains 152% more memory than the original model, the RC5000i packs in 269% more due to the lack of a code database...Although the RC5000 has an MSRP of $549 USD, $150 more than the TSU2000, it does come with some valuable extras such as a 3-year warranty...

Although the RC5000i is pre ... non-Marantz component. The RC5000i easily " ... The Marantz RC5000i. The Direct Access. buttons control your. systems ...

IR power! Man it works from almost anywhere in my house...This is a great product and I recommend it to anyone with about $600 Canadian Dollars to spend :) flexibility, programmability temperature dependent display It rules...I must say that I don't like the help that Marantz provides on there web site, but I found all the help that I needed at www.remotecentral.com...

Extremely configurable, plenty of memory, includes recharging cradle, configurable with a PC, ability to import your own graphics and buttons if you're graphics-savvy, ergonomically comfortable, can be made your system as easy or as difficult to navigate as you would like...LCD touchscreen can be a little quirky, configuration software is cumbersome at first, poor software documentation, few hard buttons,...