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We Repair all Iconic Vintage Marantz Products

• Marantz Model 10B FM Tuner: A groundbreaking vacuum-tube tuner from the 1960s, renowned for its advanced design and unparalleled FM reception.
• Marantz Model 9 Monaural Power Amplifier: A 1960s vacuum-tube amplifier delivering 70 watts continuous and 140 watts peak, prized for its rich, powerful sound.
• Marantz Model 7 Preamplifier: A late 1950s vacuum-tube preamp with six 12AX7 tubes, celebrated for its clarity and versatility.
• Marantz Model 8B Stereo Power Amplifier: A 1960s vacuum-tube amplifier known for 35 watts per channel and exceptional sonic warmth.
• Marantz 2385 Receiver: A 1970s solid-state “monster receiver” with 185 watts per channel, iconic for its power and sleek black-faced design.
• Marantz 2270 Receiver: A 1971 solid-state receiver delivering 70 watts per channel, beloved for its blue-lit dial and robust soundstage.
• Marantz 2325 Receiver: A 1970s solid-state receiver with 125 watts per channel, admired for its dynamic range and aesthetic appeal.
• Marantz 2230 Receiver: A compact 1970s solid-state receiver with 30 watts per channel, valued for its sweet sound and classic styling.
• Marantz Audio Consolette: The first Marantz product from 1952, a vacuum-tube preamplifier built by Saul Marantz, revered for its historical significance.
• Marantz Model 18 Receiver: A 1968 stereo FM receiver, notable as Marantz’s first integrated receiver, blending tube and solid-state technology.
• Marantz 2600 Receiver: The most powerful stereo receiver Marantz ever produced, from the 1970s, boasting 300 watts per channel.
• Marantz 2252 Receiver: A 1975-1978 solid-state receiver with 52 watts per channel, known for its warm sound and iconic design.
• Marantz 2285B Receiver: A late 1970s solid-state receiver with aesthetic updates like a silver-backed dial and improved heat management.
• Marantz 2245 Receiver: A 1970s solid-state receiver with 45 watts per channel, celebrated for its midrange adjustment dial and warm sound.
• Marantz 250 Power Amplifier: A 1970s solid-state amplifier delivering 125 watts per channel, prized for its robust performance.
• Marantz 240 Power Amplifier: A 1970s solid-state amplifier with 120 watts per channel, known for its reliability and clarity.
• Marantz 15 Power Amplifier: A late 1960s vacuum-tube amplifier, revered for its early high-fidelity design and collectible status.
• Marantz 2235B Receiver: A 1977 solid-state receiver with 35 watts per channel, positioned as a high-quality entry-level model.
• Marantz 2220 Receiver: A 1973 solid-state receiver with 20 watts per channel, appreciated for its compact design and warm sound.
• Marantz 4230 Receiver: A 1973-1978 quadraphonic receiver with 4-channel capability, notable for its innovative surround sound design.