Der Marantz CD 1020 Player in Grau ist ein gebrauchtes Gerät, das sich perfekt für Musikliebhaber eignet. Als CD-Player spielt er ausschließlich CDs ab und besitzt Stereo L/R RCA-Audioausgänge. Das Modell 75 CD 1020 / 2A ist ein Klassiker der Marke Marantz und bietet ein klares und detailreiches Klangerlebnis. Dieser CD-Player ist ideal für den Einsatz im Heim-Audio & HiFi-Bereich und bringt einen Hauch von Nostalgie in jede Musiksammlung. Mit seinem schlichten Design fügt er sich nahtlos in jede Einrichtung ein und eignet sich hervorragend für Liebhaber von klassischen Musikgeräten. Entdecken Sie den Marantz CD 1020 Player und erleben Sie Musik in ihrer reinsten Form. Komplett mit Bedienungsanweisung und funktionierender Fernbedienung. Die CD Schublade funktioniert gut, freut sich auf einen Tropfen Öl (hab ich leider nicht, sonst hätte ich es gemacht).

Normal 0 21 false false false DE X-NONE X-NONE Hallo und Ein Herzliches Willkommen zu unserer Auktion auf eBay Schön, dass sie Interesse an einen unserer Artikel haben. Bitte in Ruhe alles lesen! Wir bieten hier folgenden Artikel an MARANTZ 75DC1020 CD-Player mit Kassettenrekorder Silber Rarität defekt (3091) Zustand Optisch: Gebrauchter Zustand leichte Kratzer und Gebrauchsspuren vorhanden. Detail Bilder anschauen! Der Technische Zustand. Funktion defekt. Lässt sich einschalten aber CD-Player und Tapedeck defekt. Keine Fernbedienung oder sonstiges Zubehör dabei. Rest siehe Fotos. Verkauf als defekt Teileträger. Zahlung bitte per Pay Pal (bevorzugt) eine Bank Überweisung ist auch möglich. Versand Rabatt bei mehreren Artikeln auch! eBay wir Versandkosten Sie Lassen sie sich dieses einmalige Angebot nicht entgehen und Schauen sie doch meine anderen tollen Angebote an! Die Mehrwertsteuer wird auf meinen Rechnungen separat ausgewiesen. Neu Ware 2 Jahre Garantie. Gebrauchte Ware bis zu einen Jahr Garantie. Sollte noch irgendwas unklar sein oder sie noch Fragen haben Zögern sie nicht und Schreibern uns an Sie werden umgehend eine Antwort von uns erhalten. Und sollte es mal zu Problemen kommen finden wir sicher auch gemeinsam eine vernünftige Lösung. Nun noch das rechtliche und herzlichen Dank das sie meine Auktion angeschaut haben. Alle Angaben wurden nach bestem Wissen und Gewissen abgegeben! Keine Haftung für Tipp- oder Rechtschreibfehler. Dies ist eine Versteigerung im Sinne §156 BGB. Das bedeutet, dass der Höchstbietende nach §312d Artikel 4 Absatz 5 BGB (vormals FernAbsG) kein Rücktrittsrecht genießt. Jeder Bieter erkennt diese Klausel mit Gebotsabgabe an. EBay-Auktionen sind rechtsgültige Kaufverträge (BGH Urteil 7.11.2001, AZ VII ZR13/01). Rest siehe meine ABGs Versenden bevorzugt mit DHL. Aber auch Anfrage ist auch ein anderer Versand Dienstleiter möglich.

Marantz CD Player Remote Control RC1020CD Tested - For CD1020 Player - OEM. Has a small piece of plastic broken off on the face but remote works fine (please see pics). FREE SHIPPING!!

Marantz CD Player Remote Control RC1020CD Tested - For CD1020 Player - OEM. Has a small piece of plastic broken off on the face but remote works fine (please see pics). FREE SHIPPING!!

Originale Marantz FB RC1020CD fr CD1020 guter Zustand volle Funktion. Modell:RC1020CD fr CD1020, diese wurde einer Reinigung unterzogen und auf Funktion geprft, die Fernbedienung ist voll funktionsfhig und in gutem Zustand,normale Gebrauchsspuren sind vorhanden. Fr weitere Fragen stehe ich gerne zur Verfgung. Lieferumfang:Die Fernbedienung ohne Batterien.

Marantz Slim Series 1020 mit CD-Player / Tapedeck / Receivergeprüfte Ware vom Händler mit einem Jahr Gewährleistunges ist alles voll funktionstüchtig - die Geräte haben Schleif- und Kratzspurendie bereitgestellten Fotos zeigen den angebotenen Artikelaußerdem zeigen sie die Bestandteile der Lieferungweitere Artikel finden Sie in meinem Shop

Biete in zwei verschiedenen Auktionen meine beiden älteren Marantz Tuner Amplifier 75SR1040/2M und CD Player mit Kassettenrecorder 75DC1020/2M an. In dieser Auktion wird das auf dem ersten Bild gezeigte obere Gerät, der CD Player 75DC1020/2M angeboten, der Tuner Amp (Receiver) mit entsprechenden Kabeln und der FB ist in einer weiteren Auktion zu sehen/erstehen. Der Player lässt sich einschalten (siehe Bild), die beiden Laden (CD + Kassette) fahren aus, jedoch mit Unterbrechungen, daher nicht weiter geprüft und somit ausdrücklich als defekt angeboten. Weitere Infos kann den Bildern und den sog. Artikelmerkmalen oberhalb dieser Beschreibung entnommen werden. Die Bilder sind ebenfalls wichtiger Bestandteil des Angebotes. Bei diesem Angebot/Auktion handelt es sich um ein Privatverkauf ohne jegliche Gewährleistung. Viel Spaß beim Bieten

Zum Verkauf steht ein Marantz CD Player Er stammt aus einem Nachlass und ist optisch soweit sehr schn erhalten Leider hat jemand das Netzkabel abgeschnitten. Ich vermute das das Gert funktioniert es wurde meiner Meinung nach nur unbrauchbar gemacht.

Normal 0 21 false false false DE X-NONE X-NONE Hallo und Ein Herzliches Willkommen zu unserer Auktion auf eBay Schön, dass sie Interesse an einen unserer Artikel haben. Bitte in Ruhe alles lesen! Wir bieten hier folgenden Artikel an MARANTZ 75DC1020 CD-Player mit Kassettenrekorder Silber Rarität (2299) Zustand Optisch: Gebrauchter Zustand leichte Kratzer und Gebrauchsspuren vorhanden. Detail Bilder anschauen! Der Technische Zustand. Funktion OK. Funktionsfähig. Keine Fernbedienung oder sonstiges Zubehör dabei. Rest siehe Fotos. Zahlung bitte per Pay Pal (bevorzugt) eine Bank Überweisung ist auch möglich. Versand Rabatt bei mehreren Artikeln auch! eBay wir Versandkosten Sie Lassen sie sich dieses einmalige Angebot nicht entgehen und Schauen sie doch meine anderen tollen Angebote an! Die Mehrwertsteuer wird auf meinen Rechnungen separat ausgewiesen. Neu Ware 2 Jahre Garantie. Gebrauchte Ware bis zu einen Jahr Garantie. Sollte noch irgendwas unklar sein oder sie noch Fragen haben Zögern sie nicht und Schreibern uns an Sie werden umgehend eine Antwort von uns erhalten. Und sollte es mal zu Problemen kommen finden wir sicher auch gemeinsam eine vernünftige Lösung. Nun noch das rechtliche und herzlichen Dank das sie meine Auktion angeschaut haben. Alle Angaben wurden nach bestem Wissen und Gewissen abgegeben! Keine Haftung für Tipp- oder Rechtschreibfehler. Dies ist eine Versteigerung im Sinne §156 BGB. Das bedeutet, dass der Höchstbietende nach §312d Artikel 4 Absatz 5 BGB (vormals FernAbsG) kein Rücktrittsrecht genießt. Jeder Bieter erkennt diese Klausel mit Gebotsabgabe an. EBay-Auktionen sind rechtsgültige Kaufverträge (BGH Urteil 7.11.2001, AZ VII ZR13/01). Rest siehe meine ABGs Versenden bevorzugt mit DHL. Aber auch Anfrage ist auch ein anderer Versand Dienstleiter möglich.

Zum Verkauf stehen aus dem SLIM SERIES by Marantz 1x MARANTZ 75 CD1020 CD-Player1x MARANTZ 75 SR 1040 Receiver bzw. Verstärker Habe beider Geräte kurz getestet, wobei ich folgendes feststellen konnte: - Der CD-Spieler nimmt die Stromversorgung an, die motorbetriebene Frontklappe lässt sich per Knopfdruck öffnen, die CD-Schublade lässt sich ebenfalls öffnen. Eine eingelegte CD wird aber leider nicht erkannt. Die Funktionsprüfung der Fernbedienung konnte mangels fehlender Batterien nicht durchgeführt werden. - Der Receiver / Verstärker nimmt ebenfalls die Stromversorgung an, die Frontklappe lässt sich NICHT per Knopfdruck öffnen, habe meinem alten CD-Spieler incl. Boxen angeschlossen, über den Aux-Ausgang konnte ich Musik hören, aber in schlechter Qualität. Lautstärkenregler funktionierte. Eine Funktionsprüfung der Fernbedienung musste ebenfalls wegen fehlender Batterie entfallen. Beider Geräte werden ausdrücklich als DEFEKT bzw. als Ersatzgeräte verkauft. Optisch im guten Zustand mit wenigen Gebrauchsspuren, siehe Bilder. Im Lieferumfang enthalten:1x Marantz 75 CD1020 CD-Spieler incl. Netzkabel 1x Marantz 75 SR1040 Receiver / Verstärker incl. Netzkabel 1x Fernbedienung für den CD1020 CD-Spieler1x Fernbedienung für den SR1040 Receiver1x Cinch-Kabel1x BUX-Kabel1x Digital Audio Converter1x Bedienungsanleitung für Marantz CD1010 / CD1020 in 8 Sprachen (incl. Abheftlochung)1x Bedienungsanleitung für Marantz SR1030 / SR1040 in 8 Sprachen (incl. Abehftlochung)1x Prospekt der SLIM Series by Marantz (gelocht) Porto & Verpackung 10,95 EUR innerhalb Deutschland Die Ware wird unter Ausschluss der Sachmängelhaftung verkauft. Der Verkauf erfolgt als Privatverkauf unter Ausschluss jeglicher Gewährleistung, sowie ohne Umtauschrecht.

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Marantz Slimline system with Manuals and Remotes etc All components top of the range. Included SR1041 Receiver Manual and system remote CD 1020 CD Player Manual and remote SD 1040 Cassette Deck . Require AM and FM antennas This is am amazing sounding system also the ultimate in gadgets as the doors open by remote and also the tape deck can be operated using the remote a rare feature on any system. Collection from HA5 2SH. Please see the review of the lower range below. This is a highly rated system and Originally printed in the June 1994 issue of Gramophone. Marantz has held a consistent place as a manufacturer of high quality, and sometimes innovatory and expensive, audio products. Here in Britain this audiophile image is enhanced by the way that Marantz UKs technical guru Ken Ishiwata has sometimes modified basic Marantz designs to produce superior Special Edition (pnoSE) versions to critical acclaim. Their Slim Series takes note of the trend towards home-friendly systems which look good and reasonably inconspicuous, are operationally versatile and yet deliver better than average sound quality. Essentially, the Slim Series offers two very similar three-box systems each comprising a 45W per channel three-band receiver, a Bitstream CD player and an autoreverse cassette deck. All the units have identical dimensions of 422 x 76 x 317mm (16.6 x 3.0 x 12-5 inches) including the round shock absorber feet. The less expensive System 1010 (£899.90 complete) is styled in conventional black finish whereas the System 1020 (f999.90) reviewed here has the same technical specification but, for that extra 100, has a more up-market gunmetal finish and smart motorised front covers which can be operated by remote control or via touch sensitive bars at the right-hand end. These conceal all the controls but leave the display panels visible through tinted windows. Marantz plan to add further units, such as a separate tuner-controller and power amplifier, DCC deck and Dolby Surround, and I understand that the existing units can be bought separately. The Rock Solid Sounds division of B&W Loudspeakers are marketing a special Theatro loudspeaker (099.95 per pair) which is a visual match for the System 1020. An essential feature of the series is the System Link Bus which uses tidy cable linkages to reduce clutter, allows simple operation of all facilities from a single remote-control handset and provides instant source selection and sync recording. However, there is no AC power linking so three separate mains lead connections are needed. It will be best if I briefly describe each unit in turn and then comment on the performance of the System 1020 as a whole. SR1 020 Receiver Starting round the back, where all the connections have to be made, we find a standard coaxial socket for the FM antenna (single wire supplied) and a pair of spring loaded terminals for the AM aerial (frame type supplied). Then come eight pairs of phono sockets for phono (moving-magnet), CD, Aux 1 and 2, Tape in/out, DCC in/out plus an earth terminal; pairs of R/L 4mm socket/binding loudspeaker terminals; phono sockets for the D-Bus connectors and a system/remote on/off switch. Lowering the motorized front cover gives access to the controls, almost all of which are duplicated on the remote controller. At the right-hand end is the motor-driven volume control (actually accessible at all times through a hole in the front cover) with its outer balance control. Then come bass and treble knobs, six source selector push-buttons (including the one labelled DCC, confirming the Marantz/Philips connection), tuner band switch and up/down tuning keys, buttons for storing preset radio stations, clock and timer setting, display switching and station name writing, headphones socket and power on/off. The remote controller adds 0-9 numbered keys for easier track or station selection, clock setting, etc. The function depends on the source selected as do Memo buttons which provide comprehensive control of everything from TV/Video to Side A/B of a LaserDisc player, bilingual mode, deck AJB of a twin-deck cassette deck, scan tuning, CD repeat, cassette play direction, etc. Tuner operation is straightforward. Short taps on the up/down keys provide manual tuning in 50kHz steps on the FM band and 9kHz steps on MW or LW; holding the key down a little longer initiates auto-tuning, when the tuner scans until a station of sufficient strength is reached, stops and briefly displays signal strength. Up to 30 stations can be preset randomly in the FM, MW and LW bands, entering frequency, mode (mono/stereo) and station name. The process can be performed in the manual one-station mode or during auto-scan, when the preset numbers are allocated sequentially through the band, with a five seconds pause during which the band or mode can be changed. Alphanumerical names of up to five characters can be entered for each preset station. Setting the clock is easy and the built-in timer operation, still a rarity in audio systems though taken for granted in VCRs, is a valuable feature. Two timings can be stored, Prog 1 and 2, setting the on and off times, the required source, CD track numbers to be played, once or daily operation, etc. There is also a Sleep timer mode which will switch the system off automatically after a preset time lapse anywhere between 10 and 120 minutes in 10-minute steps. This plethora of functions is described fully in the helpful eightlanguage handbook and there is also a laminated summary card using coloured diagrams. CD1020 CD Player The rear panel of the CD deck has the usual pair of phono sockets for analogue output, an optical digital outlet for connection to a D/A converter unit or possibly a DCC recorder (optical cable not supplied), and connectors for the System Bus links. A neat circular group of controls at the right-hand end of the front panel covers play, pause and stop. Then we have pairs of fast wind and track skip buttons; keys for repeat, programming for up to 30 tracks, recall and cancel; display time switching between track elapsed or remaining, total elapsed or remaining; an edit button which initiates two modes of assisted recording from CD, one which determines which tracks will fit on each side of a given tape and another which will make best use of any available recording time; and finally a tray open/close button. The CD1020 is supplied with its own dedicated remote control unit, but the booklet states that the system remote supplied with the SR 1020 receiver should be used— though this means losing random play, automatic music scan and A-B repeat play facilities. As well as fitting track lengths to the given tape durations, there is a peak facility which operates in association with the SD 1020 cassette deck. This performs a peak signal level search of the CD, plays the musical passage for six seconds on either side of the loudest peak four times while the cassette deck automatically adjusts its recording level, automatically enters the edit record mode, and introduces foursecond gaps between the tracks. An alternative Full Edit mode records on to both A and B sides of the cassette in sequence whilst introducing either a fade-out at the end of Side A or erasing the incomplete track and starting it again at the start of Side B, depending on whether the track elapsed time is more or less than 60 seconds. A similar fade-out or erase takes place at the end of Side B—so political correctness or tidying up is assured. SD1020 Cassette Deck Here the rear panel merely carries the pairs of input/output phono sockets, the D-Bus sockets and the same sort of captive mains lead as the other Slim Series units. The front panel layout matches that of the CD deck, with the right-hand circular group of controls operating play forward or reverse (cassette Sides A or B), pause and stop. Moving to the left we meet the fast wind, record and mute buttons, then keys for tape counter reset; memo or automatic return to the selected tape cue; display mode selection for counter/function/ recording level; something called QMS (Quick Music Search) which acts as a track skip control in conjunction with the fast search keys; up/down keys for recording level; and the tray open/close button. Under the cassette tray are three slide switches for Dolby B/C/Off; reverse mode for Side A or B only, Sides A+B, or continuous A+B repeat playback. The system provides unusually flexible recording facilities. These include automatic rewind to the start point at the end of a recording (so useful for restarts after rehearsing or mistakes); sync recording with CD start/stop locked to cassette start/stop; single-key muting to cut out commercials or announcements; and the edit features mentioned for the CD deck above. The display panel has indicators for all functions, a realtime counter and a decent twin bar-graph level meter calibrated from -20dB to +8dB. Performance I stacked the three units with the receiver on top as recommended for maximum heat dissipation, and spent some time trying out the wide range of facilities. The initial setting up of things like the clock and tuner presets took quite a while and required frequent references to the bulky handbooks. Fluent operation of the comprehensive remote controller also involved a learning period but was rewarded by armchair control thereafter. Sound quality was pleasing and I must stress that any reservations I have are very minor. Using both electrostatic and dynamic loudspeakers of known excellence, I found the systems subjective effect a considerable improvement on the typical rack system. However, applying the highest standards, I felt that the lower midrange was very slightly boomy and treble a shade recessed (the sound I sometimes call pear shaped) leading to a loss in definition. This effect was just noticeable on radio signals which were otherwise fine. Sensitivity was about average on both FM and AM so that better aerials than the room accessory types supplied will be desirable in most reception conditions. My local FM stations gave musical, low background noise results and, with the West Indies Test Matches in progress, I welcomed the provision of the good old Long Waveband. The CD player produced the same sort of sound, though with a wider spectrum which added life to extreme bass and top, and again fell slightly short of the ideal in terms of ultimate definition. This would suggest that it is the amplifier where something less than the highest standards is taking place compared with topnotch units (from Marantz and others). The cassette deck was a surprise and provided brightness as well as warmth. Tape noise was easily forgotten, with Dolby B providing the best compromise; Specification wow and flutter was similarly below audibility. Commercial prerecorded cassettes were handled in fine form and recordings from CD, for instance, produced sounds barely distinguishable from the original. Test measurements were made as a check on the specifications claims and each parameter was either equalled or bettered. Power output could be pushed quite a bit beyond 45W per channel before waveform clipping occurred (or the safety cut-out was triggered). Distortion and noise were as claimed, with the 102dB SIN ratio for the CD player actually surpassed and low-level linearity about as good as on any CD player I have tested. The cassette deck too had obviously been aligned to perfection, giving very flat playback response curves from IEC calibration cassettes and very respectable record/replay response using the three TDK brand tapes listed in the users handbook. I somehow doubt whether anyone buying this analogue cassette deck will find the need to add the forthcoming Slim Series DCC deck on a sound quality basis: though DCCs extra text and cueing features, and the foolproof digital level setting may influence the decision. At the £1,000 all-in price, this smart and versatile system is pretty good value in performance terms, despite my suggestion that carefully selected hi-fl separates could do better. Where operational factors and cosmetic attractiveness are important, it beats most of the systems currently on offer. While I like the alternative gun-metal colour and automatic doors of the System 1020, and I usually react badly to the ubiquitous funereal black finish of most hi-fl, I would seriously consider choosing the otherwise identical System 1010 and spending the £100 saved on some well chosen CDs. 5111020 Receiver Power output 45W into 8 ohms Total Harmonic Distortion 0.05% Power bandwidth 20-50,000Hz Signal-to-noise ratio Phono 73dB. Other inputs 80dB Wavebands: FM, MW and LW FM sensitivity (mono/stereo) 1.0/25pV Dimensions (WxHxD)422x 76 x 317mm CD 1020 CD Player Frequency range 5Hz-20kHz Signal-to-noise ratio 102dB Total Harmonic Distortion 0.005% Dimensions as receiver 5D1020 Cassette Deck Frequency range 30Hz-19kHz ±3dB (metal) Signal-to-noise ratio (Dolby Off/B/C) 58/67/72dB Wow and Flutter 0.1% Dimensions as receiver Manufacturer Marantz Japan

Marantz DC1020 CD Player / Cassette Tape Deck - Spares or Repair Spares or repair. The CD player works very well. Cassette tape deck doesnt work, rewind works fine but playback doesnt work, probably belt. Some discoloration, quite a deep scratch on the casing. No remote control. Comes as shown. Great addition to your needs. I do not accept returns on spares or repair items, mind this. Please presume this unit has all common faults associated with this sort of item. I do not accept returns on spares or repair items. Please check photos, item description and condition before bidding orpurchasing. Please contact me if you have any questions.

Marantz 1020 series CD Player spairs or repairs. Everything lights up and seems to want to work. I could see the mototrs running and the belt slipping, hence seling for spairs/repair. May have other issues and I will not accept returns.

THE DISLAY IS GONE AND ALSO THERE IS ALOT OF DISTORTION IN THE SOUND OUTPUT, CD READS AND CASSETTE PLAYS OKSpecs(d)eck / (c)d player|(d)2 heads,2 dc motors,full logic,4 digit r/t counter,Dolby B-C NR HX Pro,No 30-14000 Hz ±3 dB, CrO2 30-16000 Hz ±3 dB, Me 30-16000 Hz ±3 dB, S/N 58 dB (CrO2, Dolby off), 67 dB (CrO2, Dolby B, 1 kHz), 72 dB (CrO2, Dolby C, 1 kHz),W&F 0,16%| (c)1bit MASH conversion,MN662714 dac / filter,Philips CDM12.1N2T transport / pickup, NJM072D op amp,S/N ? 102 dB,dynamic range ? 96 dB,channel separation ? 90 dB @ 1 kHz,10–20000 Hz ± *,* dB,harmonic distortion ? 0,006% @ 1 kHz|Nippon Chemicon SME, Rubycon, Elna components,horizontal tape loading, Marantz RC1020DC remote, touch sensor (open/close),mm 422x76x309, kg 5,0.

Marantz CD 1020 - fits all versions Drive with laser unitNEW! Easy exchange -  I am including installation instructions! Sample photo CDM12.1 / VAM1202 right Marantz CD 1020 - fits all versions Drive with laser unit NEW! Easy exchange -  I am including installation instructions! Sample photo CDM12.1 / VAM1202 right

Marantz DC1020 CD Player / Cassette Tape Deck - Spares or Repair Spares or repair. The CD player works very well. Cassette tape deck doesnt work, rewind works fine but playback doesnt work, probably belt. Some discoloration, quite a deep scratch on the casing. No remote control. Comes as shown. Great addition to your needs. I do not accept returns on spares or repair items, mind this. Please presume this unit has all common faults associated with this sort of item. I do not accept returns on spares or repair items. Please check photos, item description and condition before bidding orpurchasing. Please contact me if you have any questions.

Marantz Slimline system with Manuals and Remotes etc All components top of the range. Included SR1041 Receiver Manual and system remote CD 1020 CD Player Manual and remote SD 1040 Cassette Deck . Require AM and FM antennas This is am amazing sounding system also the ultimate in gadgets as the doors open by remote and also the tape deck can be operated using the remote a rare feature on any system. Collection from HA5 2SH. Please see the review of the lower range below. This is a highly rated system and Originally printed in the June 1994 issue of Gramophone. Marantz has held a consistent place as a manufacturer of high quality, and sometimes innovatory and expensive, audio products. Here in Britain this audiophile image is enhanced by the way that Marantz UKs technical guru Ken Ishiwata has sometimes modified basic Marantz designs to produce superior Special Edition (pnoSE) versions to critical acclaim. Their Slim Series takes note of the trend towards home-friendly systems which look good and reasonably inconspicuous, are operationally versatile and yet deliver better than average sound quality. Essentially, the Slim Series offers two very similar three-box systems each comprising a 45W per channel three-band receiver, a Bitstream CD player and an autoreverse cassette deck. All the units have identical dimensions of 422 x 76 x 317mm (16.6 x 3.0 x 12-5 inches) including the round shock absorber feet. The less expensive System 1010 (£899.90 complete) is styled in conventional black finish whereas the System 1020 (f999.90) reviewed here has the same technical specification but, for that extra 100, has a more up-market gunmetal finish and smart motorised front covers which can be operated by remote control or via touch sensitive bars at the right-hand end. These conceal all the controls but leave the display panels visible through tinted windows. Marantz plan to add further units, such as a separate tuner-controller and power amplifier, DCC deck and Dolby Surround, and I understand that the existing units can be bought separately. The Rock Solid Sounds division of B&W Loudspeakers are marketing a special Theatro loudspeaker (099.95 per pair) which is a visual match for the System 1020. An essential feature of the series is the System Link Bus which uses tidy cable linkages to reduce clutter, allows simple operation of all facilities from a single remote-control handset and provides instant source selection and sync recording. However, there is no AC power linking so three separate mains lead connections are needed. It will be best if I briefly describe each unit in turn and then comment on the performance of the System 1020 as a whole. SR1 020 Receiver Starting round the back, where all the connections have to be made, we find a standard coaxial socket for the FM antenna (single wire supplied) and a pair of spring loaded terminals for the AM aerial (frame type supplied). Then come eight pairs of phono sockets for phono (moving-magnet), CD, Aux 1 and 2, Tape in/out, DCC in/out plus an earth terminal; pairs of R/L 4mm socket/binding loudspeaker terminals; phono sockets for the D-Bus connectors and a system/remote on/off switch. Lowering the motorized front cover gives access to the controls, almost all of which are duplicated on the remote controller. At the right-hand end is the motor-driven volume control (actually accessible at all times through a hole in the front cover) with its outer balance control. Then come bass and treble knobs, six source selector push-buttons (including the one labelled DCC, confirming the Marantz/Philips connection), tuner band switch and up/down tuning keys, buttons for storing preset radio stations, clock and timer setting, display switching and station name writing, headphones socket and power on/off. The remote controller adds 0-9 numbered keys for easier track or station selection, clock setting, etc. The function depends on the source selected as do Memo buttons which provide comprehensive control of everything from TV/Video to Side A/B of a LaserDisc player, bilingual mode, deck AJB of a twin-deck cassette deck, scan tuning, CD repeat, cassette play direction, etc. Tuner operation is straightforward. Short taps on the up/down keys provide manual tuning in 50kHz steps on the FM band and 9kHz steps on MW or LW; holding the key down a little longer initiates auto-tuning, when the tuner scans until a station of sufficient strength is reached, stops and briefly displays signal strength. Up to 30 stations can be preset randomly in the FM, MW and LW bands, entering frequency, mode (mono/stereo) and station name. The process can be performed in the manual one-station mode or during auto-scan, when the preset numbers are allocated sequentially through the band, with a five seconds pause during which the band or mode can be changed. Alphanumerical names of up to five characters can be entered for each preset station. Setting the clock is easy and the built-in timer operation, still a rarity in audio systems though taken for granted in VCRs, is a valuable feature. Two timings can be stored, Prog 1 and 2, setting the on and off times, the required source, CD track numbers to be played, once or daily operation, etc. There is also a Sleep timer mode which will switch the system off automatically after a preset time lapse anywhere between 10 and 120 minutes in 10-minute steps. This plethora of functions is described fully in the helpful eightlanguage handbook and there is also a laminated summary card using coloured diagrams. CD1020 CD Player The rear panel of the CD deck has the usual pair of phono sockets for analogue output, an optical digital outlet for connection to a D/A converter unit or possibly a DCC recorder (optical cable not supplied), and connectors for the System Bus links. A neat circular group of controls at the right-hand end of the front panel covers play, pause and stop. Then we have pairs of fast wind and track skip buttons; keys for repeat, programming for up to 30 tracks, recall and cancel; display time switching between track elapsed or remaining, total elapsed or remaining; an edit button which initiates two modes of assisted recording from CD, one which determines which tracks will fit on each side of a given tape and another which will make best use of any available recording time; and finally a tray open/close button. The CD1020 is supplied with its own dedicated remote control unit, but the booklet states that the system remote supplied with the SR 1020 receiver should be used— though this means losing random play, automatic music scan and A-B repeat play facilities. As well as fitting track lengths to the given tape durations, there is a peak facility which operates in association with the SD 1020 cassette deck. This performs a peak signal level search of the CD, plays the musical passage for six seconds on either side of the loudest peak four times while the cassette deck automatically adjusts its recording level, automatically enters the edit record mode, and introduces foursecond gaps between the tracks. An alternative Full Edit mode records on to both A and B sides of the cassette in sequence whilst introducing either a fade-out at the end of Side A or erasing the incomplete track and starting it again at the start of Side B, depending on whether the track elapsed time is more or less than 60 seconds. A similar fade-out or erase takes place at the end of Side B—so political correctness or tidying up is assured. SD1020 Cassette Deck Here the rear panel merely carries the pairs of input/output phono sockets, the D-Bus sockets and the same sort of captive mains lead as the other Slim Series units. The front panel layout matches that of the CD deck, with the right-hand circular group of controls operating play forward or reverse (cassette Sides A or B), pause and stop. Moving to the left we meet the fast wind, record and mute buttons, then keys for tape counter reset; memo or automatic return to the selected tape cue; display mode selection for counter/function/ recording level; something called QMS (Quick Music Search) which acts as a track skip control in conjunction with the fast search keys; up/down keys for recording level; and the tray open/close button. Under the cassette tray are three slide switches for Dolby B/C/Off; reverse mode for Side A or B only, Sides A+B, or continuous A+B repeat playback. The system provides unusually flexible recording facilities. These include automatic rewind to the start point at the end of a recording (so useful for restarts after rehearsing or mistakes); sync recording with CD start/stop locked to cassette start/stop; single-key muting to cut out commercials or announcements; and the edit features mentioned for the CD deck above. The display panel has indicators for all functions, a realtime counter and a decent twin bar-graph level meter calibrated from -20dB to +8dB. Performance I stacked the three units with the receiver on top as recommended for maximum heat dissipation, and spent some time trying out the wide range of facilities. The initial setting up of things like the clock and tuner presets took quite a while and required frequent references to the bulky handbooks. Fluent operation of the comprehensive remote controller also involved a learning period but was rewarded by armchair control thereafter. Sound quality was pleasing and I must stress that any reservations I have are very minor. Using both electrostatic and dynamic loudspeakers of known excellence, I found the systems subjective effect a considerable improvement on the typical rack system. However, applying the highest standards, I felt that the lower midrange was very slightly boomy and treble a shade recessed (the sound I sometimes call pear shaped) leading to a loss in definition. This effect was just noticeable on radio signals which were otherwise fine. Sensitivity was about average on both FM and AM so that better aerials than the room accessory types supplied will be desirable in most reception conditions. My local FM stations gave musical, low background noise results and, with the West Indies Test Matches in progress, I welcomed the provision of the good old Long Waveband. The CD player produced the same sort of sound, though with a wider spectrum which added life to extreme bass and top, and again fell slightly short of the ideal in terms of ultimate definition. This would suggest that it is the amplifier where something less than the highest standards is taking place compared with topnotch units (from Marantz and others). The cassette deck was a surprise and provided brightness as well as warmth. Tape noise was easily forgotten, with Dolby B providing the best compromise; Specification wow and flutter was similarly below audibility. Commercial prerecorded cassettes were handled in fine form and recordings from CD, for instance, produced sounds barely distinguishable from the original. Test measurements were made as a check on the specifications claims and each parameter was either equalled or bettered. Power output could be pushed quite a bit beyond 45W per channel before waveform clipping occurred (or the safety cut-out was triggered). Distortion and noise were as claimed, with the 102dB SIN ratio for the CD player actually surpassed and low-level linearity about as good as on any CD player I have tested. The cassette deck too had obviously been aligned to perfection, giving very flat playback response curves from IEC calibration cassettes and very respectable record/replay response using the three TDK brand tapes listed in the users handbook. I somehow doubt whether anyone buying this analogue cassette deck will find the need to add the forthcoming Slim Series DCC deck on a sound quality basis: though DCCs extra text and cueing features, and the foolproof digital level setting may influence the decision. At the £1,000 all-in price, this smart and versatile system is pretty good value in performance terms, despite my suggestion that carefully selected hi-fl separates could do better. Where operational factors and cosmetic attractiveness are important, it beats most of the systems currently on offer. While I like the alternative gun-metal colour and automatic doors of the System 1020, and I usually react badly to the ubiquitous funereal black finish of most hi-fl, I would seriously consider choosing the otherwise identical System 1010 and spending the £100 saved on some well chosen CDs. 5111020 Receiver Power output 45W into 8 ohms Total Harmonic Distortion 0.05% Power bandwidth 20-50,000Hz Signal-to-noise ratio Phono 73dB. Other inputs 80dB Wavebands: FM, MW and LW FM sensitivity (mono/stereo) 1.0/25pV Dimensions (WxHxD)422x 76 x 317mm CD 1020 CD Player Frequency range 5Hz-20kHz Signal-to-noise ratio 102dB Total Harmonic Distortion 0.005% Dimensions as receiver 5D1020 Cassette Deck Frequency range 30Hz-19kHz ±3dB (metal) Signal-to-noise ratio (Dolby Off/B/C) 58/67/72dB Wow and Flutter 0.1% Dimensions as receiver Manufacturer Marantz Japan

THE DISLAY IS GONE AND ALSO THERE IS ALOT OF DISTORTION IN THE SOUND OUTPUT, CD READS AND CASSETTE PLAYS OKSpecs(d)eck / (c)d player|(d)2 heads,2 dc motors,full logic,4 digit r/t counter,Dolby B-C NR HX Pro,No 30-14000 Hz ±3 dB, CrO2 30-16000 Hz ±3 dB, Me 30-16000 Hz ±3 dB, S/N 58 dB (CrO2, Dolby off), 67 dB (CrO2, Dolby B, 1 kHz), 72 dB (CrO2, Dolby C, 1 kHz),W&F 0,16%| (c)1bit MASH conversion,MN662714 dac / filter,Philips CDM12.1N2T transport / pickup, NJM072D op amp,S/N ? 102 dB,dynamic range ? 96 dB,channel separation ? 90 dB @ 1 kHz,10–20000 Hz ± *,* dB,harmonic distortion ? 0,006% @ 1 kHz|Nippon Chemicon SME, Rubycon, Elna components,horizontal tape loading, Marantz RC1020DC remote, touch sensor (open/close),mm 422x76x309, kg 5,0.

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