Marantz PM 6010

Description: Remote-Control: Yes / Headphone-Out: No / Phono-In: Yes / Digital-In: No

Newest Review: ... Input selection is done by a high quality switch rather than the usual Marantz method of using relays. This means that it ... more

... will offer less signal loss but the input selection cannot be controlled by the amps remote control. This amp uses Elna capacitors which I am told are good quality and again usually found on more expensive amps. Perhaps the best thing about this amp in terms of audiophile design is the use of the dual mono design. This effectivly means that they are two seperate identical circuits for each channel. This minimises the effect of cross talk. So what does this amp sound like? Well it sounds like an audiophile commer...more

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Marantz PM 6010: In a league of its own (546 words)
by - written on 26/12/02 (Very useful, 1931 readings)
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This is my first none budget amp. It has 50WPC and a dual mono no frills design. Marantz OSE models only have the most basic facilities you need for a product to function. The idea behind this is extra facilities which are in the signal path such as tone controls and effect the sound quality. Also by saving some money by not including these items Marantz has been able to use components not normally found in amps this price. It might seem odd then that Marantz have decided to use a normal frame transformer rather than a more desired torodial one. However the transfromer found in this amp is still a very high quality one and is probably better than some of ... Read the complete review

Its sound is great (999 words)
by - written on 02/07/01
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Boom, Boom, Boom, Dah, Boom. “Will you shut that racket up!”? “Sorry, Aghhh, you little ***!” Boom, Boom, Boom, Dah, BOOM. Bang, Bang. “Yes?” “Look you loud neighbour, turn that music down.” “I tried”, I plead. “Liar” is the retort from annoyed neighbour. So I showed her. “Aghhh”, as I flew across the living room with a shock, having tried to turn the volume down. Yes, modern amplifiers are an upset bunch all that power and never allowed to use it. Some of them rebel, to the detriment of your relations with other human beings. ... Read the complete review