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Description :
The Marantz CD-63SE is a budget cd player and yet also one of the best-sellers of all times. It's affordable and yet sounding like high end. The Marantz CD-63SE is engineered for exceptional audio performance, featuring advanced digital technologies and premium components for superlative picture and sound quality. The Marantz CD-63SE differ from the standard mkII version because it uses a stiffer and heavier cabinet, better passive components. It is the ideal source component for a wide variety of high performance installations.
Features :
- Reinforced chassis in critical areas
- Output analogic circuits sealed in copper enclosures
- High-quality signal capacitors
- Free oxigen copper used in main transformer
- Gold platted RCA connectors
- Headphone socket
- Digital volume control
- Several program and reproduction options
Specifications :
Conversion system Bitstream.............1 bit
Transport mechanism.........................Philips CDM 12
Laser................................................Holographic with servo-digital error correction control
Digital outputs...................................Coaxial and optical digital outputs
Finish...............................................Black
Dimension(w x d x h).........................43 x 31 x 9cm
Weight..............................................6 kg
Miscellaneous :
Remote.............................................Substitute Remote
Made in.............................................Singapore Under Supervision of Marantz Japan
Condition...........................................6/10
Product Information :
http://audio-nirvana.fortunecity.net/pag_eng/cd63g.htm
http://www.thevintageknob.org/marantz-CD-63.html (The Marantz CD-63 Origin)
Reviews :
http://www.tnt-audio.com/clinica/cd67.html
http://www.tnt-audio.com/clinica/cd63e.html
http://lampizator.eu/LAMPIZATOR/REFERENCES/MARANTZ%2063SE/marantz%20cd63se.html
http://www.audioreview.com/cat/digital-sources/cd-players/marantz/cd-63se/prd_116945_1586crx.aspx
http://www.reviewcentre.com/reviews77600.html |
