The RC9200 comes with a desktop charger, NIMH rechargeable battery and an RF-to-IR receiver (RX-77). . Enhanced from the ProntoPro, the RC9200 features 8 megabytes of memory, a 256-colour passive matrix screen, RS232 serial port interface and pickup sensor. In addition, the RC9200 has a 4-way menu control plus a total of 11 other hard buttons, including a "Home" button. The unit's interface has also been revamped, providing 25% more usable screen real estate. Instead of the RC5000's editable screen area of 240x219 pixels, the RC9200 is capable of using approximately 240x270 pixels - 25% more.

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Positioned squarely in the middle of the new Marantz lineup is the RC5200, the successor to the RC5000i packaged in the improved RC9200 shell. The RC5200 includes a 4-way menu control and 11 other hard buttons and also an RF transmitter. An RF to infra-red receiver , the RX-77, is an optional accessory. This model has 2 megabytes of memory and a 4-colour black and white LCD touchscreen. The RC5200 also includes the RC9200's larger editable screen space.

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The RC3200 is a new economical remote control designed for ease of use rather than customisation. Featuring a half-resolution touchscreen capable of displaying 4 grayshades, the 1mb remote also includes a large complement of hard buttons. Its RS232 serial port allows basic PC customization, though it uses a new and different "NCF" file format, rather than the Pronto's "CCF".

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