Was looking at the Marantz 2010 line up, and am now keen to know if the NA7004 music server is amplified?
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Nope, it's a network music player - it can, however, operate as a DAC, which gives options for use with some active speakers. Re amplification - Marantz is hoping plenty of people will pair it with the new PM7004 amplifier.
The smaller, M-CR603 system does, of course, feature ampliication, as well as streaming capabiltiies.
All specs, prices etc here for people coming to this thread/subject fresh.
The smaller, M-CR603 system does, of course, feature ampliication, as well as streaming capabiltiies.
All specs, prices etc here for people coming to this thread/subject fresh.
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Clare Newsome:Nope, it's a network music player - it can, however, operate as a DAC, which gives options for use with some active speakers. Re amplification - Marantz is hoping plenty of people will pair it with the new PM7004 amplifier.
I got very interested in the NA7004 in that news item yesterday (thinking, initially, that it was a 2CH receiver with built-in DAC) but realised after a re-read it was just a player.
Clare, if using with active speakers as you suggested, does it have it's own means of volume control?
I got very interested in the NA7004 in that news item yesterday (thinking, initially, that it was a 2CH receiver with built-in DAC) but realised after a re-read it was just a player.
Clare, if using with active speakers as you suggested, does it have it's own means of volume control?
Not apparantly, no - but remember, we haven't had demos of these products. nor seen the things in the flesh, with remotes etc. Lots of things we want to test out with different sources, controllers (eg iPhone vs remote) etc.
Clare Newsome:
Nope, it's a network music player - it can, however, operate as a DAC, which gives options for use with some active speakers. Re amplification - Marantz is hoping plenty of people will pair it with the new PM7004 amplifier.
The smaller, M-CR603 system does, of course, feature ampliication, as well as streaming capabiltiies.
All specs, prices etc here for people coming to this thread/subject fresh.
Nope, it's a network music player - it can, however, operate as a DAC, which gives options for use with some active speakers. Re amplification - Marantz is hoping plenty of people will pair it with the new PM7004 amplifier.
The smaller, M-CR603 system does, of course, feature ampliication, as well as streaming capabiltiies.
All specs, prices etc here for people coming to this thread/subject fresh.
Thanks Clare, but I could not find prices or specs for the M-CR603. What amplification does it have, will it be able to drive a pair of EB Acoustics EB1?
It's the last product featured on the blog I linked to...
Details here:
Key specs:
Price - £499.90
Available - September
Details here:
Key specs:
- CD playback
- 60Wx2 channels into 6 ohms
- DAB/DAB+/FM/AM RDS stereo tuner
- Internet radio, Napster and vTuner support
- USB input with iPod digital interface
- DLNA 1.5
- Ethernet connection
- Bi-amplifier operation
- M X-Port (can be used with optional RX101 wireless Bluetooth audio module)
Price - £499.90
Available - September
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