Marantz 2270

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Marantz 2270

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Marantz 2270 Lunatic Member. The warm sound, the beautiful wood case on the receiver with the beautiful turntable was sensory overload! It's been sitting in my old bedroom since

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This is the classic Marantz receiver in a beautiful wood case. Anyone familiar with vintage audio knows that Marantz built some of the best receivers of the time. And, actually, when restored, probably still stand up against the best out on the market today in terms of sound quality. It was near the top-of-the-line receiver in the Marantz lineup with the exception of the Model 19 which was still on the market at the time. They are also known for their horizontal wheel tuner, which they called the gyro-touch tuner, as opposed to the more common tuning knob. The Marantz has signal strength and tuning meters backlit with blue light as is the dial scale.

Marantz 2270

When it comes to vintage audio equipment, few models can hold a candle to the popularity and enduring appeal of the Marantz stereo receiver. Designed by the legendary audio engineer Sid Smith, the Marantz embodied the spirit of the s audio technology. It was well-regarded for its perfect blend of power, performance, and a strikingly beautiful design, hallmarked by the famous Marantz blue dial. The Marantz offered a robust 70 watts per channel into 8 ohms, which was quite impressive for its time. It had the capability to power most speakers of the era and even many modern speakers. Sound-wise, the Marantz was lauded for its warm, almost tube-like sound, a characteristic trait of Marantz receivers. It had a rich, detailed sound staging, and its ability to render the midrange frequencies was especially noteworthy.

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Also the tuners in HTRs suck. Reviewed Jul 30th, by AudioVida. Just pointing out to ianstaub that if they are looking for better sound, comparing a vintage all in one unit, to a modern one isn't the way to find it, and perhaps selling the Marantz at the height of the market might be the way to go. Did you get a response for information on a tech to rebuild your Marantz ? Got it home and it sounded good. Media New media New comments Search media. Replies 13 Views 6K. What gives??? It needed TLC, all the potentiometers needed to be cleaned up, new lamps and the gyro-touch tuning needed to be re-threaded. The has reinvigorated my love of music.

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I am 2 months into owning my Owned one in the early seventies. It has gone from owner to owner and has been used in so many different ways. I disabled the sub since I don't have a way to connect it to the Marantz at the moment and make it a fair comparison. Reviewed Jun 12th, by robinhood The Marantz puts you so close to the Music!! They all use 3 gang tuner packs, so the sensitivity and noise rejection suffer. AudioAvarice said:. It will surely help. New posts. Reviewed Sep 27th, by navito Ive had my for a few years now. Now the question becomes what is good enough to satisfy you? The makes music sound huge through just about any speaker. Dont need another system although I have 5 more Marantz receivers.