Marantz Model 40n Integrated Stereo Amplifier
Best all-in-one solution for audiophiles seeking modern streaming and analog warmth.
This is the rare centerpiece that bridges the gap between high-fidelity analog warmth and modern streaming convenience. You sacrifice the modular flexibility of separate components, but gain a beautifully designed, all-in-one system that finally makes serious audiophile sound feel effortless.
$2700.00
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Who it's for
- Vinyl lovers and movie fans needing versatile, modern connectivity options
- Minimalists seeking a clutter-free, all-in-one streaming audio solution
- Audiophiles who appreciate a warm, rich, and musical sound signature
Who should skip it
- Purists requiring balanced XLR connections for high-end source components
- Owners of demanding, low-sensitivity speakers in large listening rooms
- Users who prefer the flexibility of third-party streaming software ecosystems
Performance breakdown
Streaming Versatility
HEOS platform integration makes accessing high-resolution music services effortless and intuitive.
Build Quality
Luxurious industrial design provides a premium tactile experience and lasting durability.
Sonic Fidelity
HDAM technology delivers the signature warm, dynamic sound Marantz is famous for.
Connectivity Options
HDMI ARC and extensive analog inputs bridge modern digital and classic sources.
Phono Performance
Dedicated Musical Phono EQ stage offers excellent clarity for vinyl enthusiasts.
Power Delivery
70 watts per channel provides ample headroom for most bookshelf speakers.
Key Specs
Rated Output Power
70W + 70W (8 ohm); 100W + 100W (4 ohm)
Frequency Response
5Hz - 100kHz
Total Harmonic Distortion
0.02% (20Hz - 20kHz, 8Ω)
Damping Factor
100
Input Sensitivity
Phono input 2 mV / 47 kohm
Input Sensitivity
CD / LINE / RECORDER: 220 mV / 20 kohm
Dimensions (W x H x D in inches)
17.4" x 5.1" x 17"
Weight
36 lb., 13 oz.
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