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Reddit mentions of Marantz PM6006 Integrated Amplifier | Pre-Amp or Power Amp Integration | Superior Sound from Hi-Res Audio Files | Gold-Plated Inputs/Outputs | Complete the Series with the NA6006 and CD6006
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- EXPANDED CONNECTION POSSIBILITIES - The successor of the multi-award-winning PM6005, the PM6006 is upgraded for peak current at the amplifier stage, which makes it possible to refine the sound for you in much more detail
- FLEXIBLE OPERATIONS, DRIVES EVEN THE MOST DEMANDING SPEAKERS – 3 Digital Inputs - 1 coaxial and 2 optical inputs, 5-line audio inputs, including phono, 45 watts per channel (45 x 2) make it suitable for filling medium sized rooms with rich sound
- WIDER DYNAMIC RANGE and LOWER AUDIO DISTORTION - Enjoy improved audio clarity from a host of music sources and players – from CDs to turntables to streaming audio. Features high volume control, wide-bandwidth and high speed-reproduction for better sound quality
- ELEGANTLY CRAFTED PRECISION BUILD QUALITY and PROPRIETARY Marantz high-grade Hyper-Dynamic Amplifier Modules (HDAMs) for powerful, dynamic, detailed sound, and a fully shielded extra metal housing that prevents analog interferences
- A MORE EFFICIENT, POWERFUL and AESTHETICALLY PLEASING UPGRADE - Build to handle peak currents at the amplifier stage, with a massive energy reserve – encased in a cleaner look. Marantz gives you the best surround sound and stereo listening experience ever imagined
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| Color | Black |
| Height | 4.14 Inches |
| Length | 17.3 Inches |
| Number of items | 1 |
| Release date | May 2016 |
| Weight | 17.3 Pounds |
| Width | 14.14 Inches |
I've done a writeup very similar to this before, but I can't seem to find it now.
I think that Quad speakers have the best bang for your buck (hence why I've got some). I was looking at spending around $8000 on speakers when I got my Quads. I was looking at B&W 800 and 700 series, Martin Logan, Opera, and Paradigm. I ended up spending less than half that on the Quads that I have.
I think a big reason for this is the ribbon tweeter. It has all of the detail of a metal tweeter without the fatigue, so they're easy to listen to. They also sound great with every type of music that I throw at them. Rock, classical, jazz, pop, etc. all sound great.
In terms of subwoofer, yes you should get one. However, I think you'd be better off getting speakers and an amp and adding a subwoofer later.
If I were spending that amount of money on a system right now, it would be a pair of Quad S-2 with plans to add a REL subwoofer, as well as a Marantz PM6006. I say this because I've gone down the path before and I've listened to quite a few speakers and amplifiers, and I think Quad and Marantz go great together, and they both offer excellent price to performance.
Let me know what you think.