Marantz PM6006 Integrated Amplifier - UK Edition

Marantz PM6006 Integrated Amplifier - UK Edition

For the UK Editions Of the PM6006 and the CD6006 the audio tuning team has revisited the amp and CD player, improving components throughout to deliver even better sound, and designing a new Special UK Edition logo incorporating the Union Flag to set them apart from the standard models.

The PM6006 Special edition UK from Marantz builds upon the outstanding quality and high standards set by its predecessor, the PM6006. Offering more detail, a wider soundstage, refined detail and punchier bass. The pre-amp and power-amp sections of the 6006 are identical to the earlier model, following a strong 'if it ain't broke, don't fix it' philosophy - these sections feature discrete components with no IC used within the signal path, ensuring a top quality level of amplification. 

The PM6006 is upgraded for peak current at the amplifier stage, which allows for the same level of power and prowess as with the previous model, but a much more refined and detail sound quality. The 6006 features an integrated DAC, so your digital sources (including televisions) are supported to a superior standard, with the ability to decode digital signals up to 24bit/192kHz. 

The digital section is fully shielded by an additional metal housing, guaranteeing no interference between the digital and analogue stages of the amplifier. The 6006 features five line-level audio inputs (including phono/turntable), two pairs of gold-plated speaker terminals (run two rooms at once) and 3 digital inputs. 

Who is Marantz?

Marantz is one of the world's most famous hifi brands and was started in 1948 by New Yorker, Saul Marantz, an amateur musician and audio enthusiast who was dissatisfied with the amplifier products available at that time. He decided to build phono pre-amps which could handle all manner of recording equalisations popular in the day, and his friends persuaded him to build them one too. This quickly took all of Saul's time, as he was overwhelmed with orders - the Marantz company we know today was born.