MODEL 50 is the ideal integrated amplifier. With 70 watts per channel of unique Marantz current- feedback power and HDAM SA-3 circuitry, this amplifier drives loudspeakers with total control.
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- 70 watts x 2 channels into 8 ohms (20-20,000 Hz)
- 100 watts x 2 channels into 4 ohms
- Class AB amplification with Marantz's Hyper Dynamic Amplifier Module (HDAM® SA3) circuitry for pure, detailed sound
- all-analog circuitry minimizes interference for pristine sound
- toroidal power transformer for clean playback
- 4-ohm capability allows use with a wide range of speakers
- front-panel tone control knobs (treble, bass) and balance knob (left/right)
- Source Direct mode bypasses tone control circuits for cleaner sound
- frequency response: 5-100,000 Hz
- total harmonic distortion: 0.02%
- signal-to-noise ratio: 87 dB (Phono), 113 dB (CD)
Powerful and Precise Class A/B Amplifier
Even difficult to drive loudspeakers will sound effortless with the high- current, dual-device amplifier in MODEL 50. With a precisely engineered Class A/B amplifier, MODEL 50 will drive your loudspeakers with authority yet reveal details you never knew existed.
Six Analog Inputs
With a collection of available analog inputs, MODEL 50 can accept audio from myriad source components and includes upgraded connectors for CD and phono. Analog is paramount in the design of MODEL 50. The decision to exclude digital audio ensures completely intuitive operation and eliminates the risk of interference from complex digital circuitry.
Moving Magnet Phono
The built-in MM phono stage works with your turntable to amplify the nuance and tone in your records. Using a new circuit without distortion-inducing coupling capacitors.
Stereo Preamp Out
MODEL 50’s stereo preamp outputs add valuable flexibility to your audio system setup. Connect a subwoofer, add channels to your home theater, or multiply listening zones—the possibilities are endless.
Exquisite Style
We designed MODEL 50 to be thoroughly modern, yet timeless. Hallmark aesthetic cues like symmetry, warmth, and tactile satisfaction push the boundaries of audio equipment design inspired by icons of our past.