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Marantz problems with the 2600

Posted by airtime on February 5, 2012 at 09:38:52:
Great sounding and looking units. But much like Marantz's other SS gear of that era, eg the PM series, they are in BAD need of full and complete restoration. So if you are thinkign of it also consider about an extra $1000 for restoration costs. Or expect a blown trannie in the deal.

Personally for that much money you can get a number of other Marantz stereos, if properly matched speakers, to sound just as good.

$12k - scam.

charles