Marantz 6100, 6200, and 6300 turntables (ad, May 1977)

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THE MARANTZ TURNTABLES -- FOR THE BUDGET-MINDED PERFECTIONIST.

THE 6100.

High on performance, the belt-drive 6100 features a super-dependable AC synchronous motor. The convenience of auto return and shutoff. Plus full protection of your valuable records with a precision S-shaped tone arm, gentle-action viscous damped cueing and anti-skate.

FOR THE BUTTON-PUSHER. THE TOTALLY AUTOMATIC 6200.

Auto-everything. Auto start. Auto return and shut off. Auto repeat. Operates manually, as well. A servo motor, coupled with belt drive, assures optimum speed accuracy. Stroboscopic pitch control "fine tunes" speed to compensate for off-pitch records or for playing along with a musical instrument. The 6200 cares for your records, too, with a precision S-shaped tone arm, gentle-action viscous-damped cueing and anti-skate.

(not shown) Model 6200/$199.99.

FOR THE TOP-OF-THE-LINER. THE DIRECT DRIVE, OPTO-COUPLED AUTO LIFT 6300.


Model 6300 / $269.99

Features and technological excellence galore. Starting with absolute speed accuracy assured by a combination of direct drive design and DC servo motor that automatically compensates for voltage/speed fluctuations. Of course, there's auto lift and shut off, but on the 6300 it's opto-coupled--a significant Marantz exclusive. It means no tracking distortion caused by mechanical linkage between auto mechanism and tone arm. The secret: a tiny beam from a light-emitting diode maintains constant contact with a photo transistor during play.

At record's end, a sliding blade cuts contact, activating a circuit that lifts the tonearm and shuts off the motor. There's more.

Stroboscopic pitch control "fine-tunes" speed to your personal preference. And viscous damped cueing gently, smoothly lowers the precision S-shaped tone arm onto the sensitive disk surface. Vertical/ lateral counterbalancing and anti-skate results in lowest distortion and tracking error.

Marantz --- We sound better.

(Audio magazine, May 1977)

Also see:

Marantz 6300 direct-drive turntable (Feb. 1976)

Marantz 5030 cassette deck (Dec. 1977)

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