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Marantz
Marantz offers stereo amplifiers, AV receivers, disc players and network-audio components alongside wireless speakers. Its heritage includes Saul Marantz’s New York origins, while the official site identifies Shirakawa Audio Works in Japan as its manufacturing home since 2002.
About this resource
Marantz spans two-channel hi-fi and home theater, with separate catalogue routes for amplifiers, AV receivers, AV separates, turntables, CD players and network-audio players. Its company storytelling traces its origins to Saul Marantz in New York. The Shirakawa Audio Works page identifies Japan as an important manufacturing base since 2002, a different fact from the brand’s founding location. [1] [2]
The Shirakawa page describes assembly and testing of high-end components, including temperature, vibration and packaging checks. It lists products such as MODEL 10, MODEL 30 and MODEL 40n integrated amplifiers, LINK 10n streaming preamplification and SACD players. HEOS appears across selected connected products, providing a networked-audio route alongside conventional source-and-amplifier combinations. These capabilities are model-specific rather than universal across the catalogue. [1] [2]
The CINEMA series is the home-theater entry point, while the amplifier and disc-player sections suit listeners building a stereo system. The homepage also links its wireless-speaker presentation, showing a separate approach to integrated listening. Shirakawa’s featured-product list distinguishes an archived PM-10 entry from other displayed products. The same site provides a retailer finder for arranging an in-person visit. [1] [2]
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Where to buy
Availability varies by region and retailer. Authorized dealers are listed on the official Marantz website.
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