While waiting on parts for another repair project, I decided to fix up this old Marantz Amplifier. The later half of the work was done on weeknights, when I didn’t have a lot of time to film.
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The L in solder is not silent.
кого ебать всех моль поела… еби того кого не съела.
Very good max arcade
Can you use a 2230 headphone jack to replace the 1060 jack?
You use a high end amp to listen to that crap?🙀
Love your work, you go deeper into restoring then the other channel's.😀
nice video man !, learned a few things just by listening to your commentary; cheers !
Man!!! i really enjoy listening and watching you work on equipment. I have a ONKYO INTEGRA STEREO POWER AMPLIFIER M-504; Real Phase Power Supply 4×2 Capacitor Block Dual Mono Amplifier Design. I would love for you to feature it on one of your video's. I would love to see a resolution on it of course i would pay for everything. I think it's a interesting amplifier to get into. Here's my link or Email carlocoleman70c@gmail.com. Thank you! for your video's they're very entertaining & Educational. P.S it still works but needs refreshing.
Had the 1060 as the heart of my system for 20 years. Over time the caps dried out,common problem with all amps of this vintage. But easy to work on.
Was time to move on replaced with a nakamichi. Marantz sat for another 20 years b4 I gave it away. Wish I'd kept it. Same goes for my pioneer pl12d belt drive turntable. I pared these with advent speakers 4 ohm but the match was superb thd was .1 very good clean sound for the time. My test album was always pink Floyd's dark side of the moon. Great for testing channel separation. My ear did the rest.
The higher end replacements didn't last nearly as long. And you couldn't work on them
Nice work.
I am having trouble following the video though. I fing the close-up view while bobbing and swaying is making me a littke sea-sick.
Maybe a fixed mount overhead view might be a nice change.
It might just be me, but I can't do it in one sittting.
Still using this 6 years later with no issues… Let's see how long it will last!
I will save this as I hope to get my little brother to the 1060 fixed up I got a 1030 from a close friend that passed away and I love the sound I get from. This comparison to junk of today this is pure gold even with old caps that I hope to replace soon.
comment avez -vous fais pour remettre des condensateurs chimique de la taille des originaux et ou les trouvé ? en tout cas beau travail ! belle restauration !
Very good 👏👏👏👏
Great video.. Little more cleaning on the front right above… then its perfect
awesome work. love the old marantz gear.
nice save!!!
im no expert but it looks beautiful
I had one of these.
The cleanest, least expensive 30W per side there was in 1976.
lol you effectively changed all the originals (actives) !
I started working on vintage amps a few years ago and i just realised where my inspiration came from.
I miss your videos mate…
Maxxarcade mine only plays sound when the input is through the main with no volume control what do you think found on side of road sounds good i have neither of the inputs play sound
i had aiwa nsx kt9 amplifier. now my amplifier machine is dead. i want to use its speaker (4 channel) in home. but its speaker have high capacity some details are At mid high frequency 35W+35W (6 ohms) and its reference 45W+45W(6ohms) At Low frequency 145W+145W (6 ohm) reference 185W+185W (6ohms) Tell me the best amplifier watt capacity which requirement will meet with my speaker
thank you for great video
Maxxarcade u r king. I watched ALL ur vids. over and over. I did a restoration on a concord cr260 receiver.and it works great. New caps,resistors, wiring. Bulbs,deox. Now im going to buy old amp again and keep on restoring. Its an addiction lol
That serial # is my old Marantz that got stolen. I called the cops on you. Just kidding. Nice work.
you're right about the solders hahaha maybe maked with foot ?
I have the same amp and it makes a crackling sound, even when it's turned off for a while… what to do?
I've watched this video many times, and I'm impressed with the work you have done. What I want to know is, what is the music you're playing at 14:07 ? Thanks 🙂
I was wondering if this kind of restoration service will be available for customers, How much woul be cost consideing the lot of time, effort, knowledge and of course new parts? ! I have a Sony Discman D-NE900 a rare japanese model aluminium body with a large LCD display and after many years of enjoy the display stop working but the entire discman works fine. In my currently country is so sda there are no electronics specialist like you who can do this kind of work with old electronic stuffs. I dont mind to send it to any where of the world and paid for shipping and repair if someone could repair a very important thing for me. Thanks a lot for your very interesting videos ! We all learn a lot from you !
Well done Sir!!
Is there a parts list? like to know about the transistors on the power board and the multi turn potentiometer.
Thanks