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Marantz is a brand name that's synonymous with high-end audio. But as many audiophiles will already know: the company's well-regarded amplifiers and CD players (yes, it still makes those) cost a ...

Marantz has been in the high-end audio for over 70 years and has announced the latest additions to its home theater components: the AV 20 AV Preamplifier and AMP 20 Power Amplifier. The two new models ...

“The Marantz SR6005 strips out some bells and whistles, but still remains one of the most powerful and user-friendly receivers in its price class.” “Why you can trust Digital Trends – We have a ...

The year 1948 was a milestone for music, when the invention of the long-playing record raised the curtain on a new era of high-fidelity sound. The LP not only transformed the recording industry but ...

Developed over five years at the renowned Shirakawa Audio Works in Japan, the Marantz Model 10 Reference Integrated Amplifier embodies unparalleled heritage, performance and contemporary luxury design ...

Premium AV and Hi-Fi audio brand Marantz has today taken the wraps off a pair of new additions to its “reference-quality” component range in the shape of the AV 20 AV pre-amp and AMP 20 power ...

When legendary audio makers Marantz come out with something that they’re calling “luxury,” you know it’s gong to be good. It’s been eight years since the company launched a reference-quality line of ...

Founded in 1953 by Saul Marantz, Marantz audio has become one of the go-to brands for audiophiles. The company is well-known for making fantastic amps and receivers. This type of equipment isn’t as ...

Back in May, Apple revealed the full list of third-party speakers slated to receive updates with AirPlay 2 support. Now, one of the first manufacturers has started rolling out updates to their line of ...

I have no idea why giant electronics companies like Sony, Panasonic, Sharp, or Samsung never really tried to enter the audiophile market in the U.S. Sure, Sony's very first SACD player, the $5,000 SCD ...