Marantz Audio Universal Rca Remote

I recently picked up a vintage Marantz CD player and needed new audio cables. I dropped in a local Bestbuy (which I NEVER frequent) as I figured it's just a simple RCA cable. It was like I broke the place. I got shuffled between 3 departments and in the end they didn't have a single RCA cable. I immediately, realized my mistake: I didn't go to B&H! Website had MANY options in stock, wanted a pros opinion, so I requested a callback which happened within 1 minute(!). Picked up the cable an hour later at the store. Cable was reasonably priced, superior quality and exactly what I was looking for. Morale of the story: If you want ANYTHING electronic, go to B&H. Skip the inferior box store, chains.

Love that it works with my *ancient* Marantz MD660 audio recorder!

This perfectly protects my Universal Audio interface on road trips.

Perfectly protects the Universal Audio Apollo Solo interface.

I use the Aluratek ABC02F Universal Bluetooth Audio Receiver and Transmitter connected to the Optical Audio output on my Sony TV. It pairs with a set of Sony Bluetooth earbuds to provide a separate channel for audio for my aging ears while the TV's audio continues to function independently for the rest of the family. The optical connection to the TV was simple and the ABC02F paired quickly and easily to the Sony Earbuds. The ABC02F is plugged into a USB port on the TV and is always on so the earbuds are reconnected within the time it takes to remove them from their charger/case and insert them into the ear.

I found the output audio very clean, very clean! Unlike any other brand I've ever had! It's an entry line from Universal Audio, but I found the quality of the pres impressive, still with the vintage function and with the pre-set 1176 compressor! It was worth the purchase!

This audio interface replaced my Universal Audio Volt 2, which was a great interface, but I wanted a little more. This along with the bundled software and plug-ins has been a game changer for me. Once I get a little more comfortable with the UA experience, I'll likely be stepping up to an Apollo Twin.

I have used this for a little over two years and the sound quality is the best of any surround receiver or separate I have owned, and I have had a few. I replaced a Marantz AV7005 with this and the 8805 is a huge upgrade. Among others I have had is a Rotel system (they could not keep the amp repaired,) a Harman Kardon receiver (great until a channel went out and drove me to separates,) and an early Marantz receiver with a universal remote control that never lived up to its hype. Set-up with Audessy was easy. I always take the initial settings as a serving suggestion, but I had to do very little adjustment compared to the AV 7005. The MM phono stage works well, but I could not adapt an MC stage to the 8805-it most likely was my outside phono stage. The DAC on the CD input is nearly as good as my external DAC, I really have to listen to hear a difference when I route the CD transport into the 8805. I do not use the streaming features much, but what I have used is impressive. The radio does pick up some remote stations. Overall this is the best Marantz product I have owned since the 70s.

I use it in my bedroom 5.1 setup . I love the new remote with background light, it’s a lot of power and 3x 8K HDMI. I got Marantz in my kitchen and living room , the sound quality of Marantz amps are very smooth and round sounding and work perfectly with B&W speakers

The Bluesound Node Network Audio Player is flat out Amazing!!! After reading several reviews I decided to purchase this Wireless Music Streamer from B and H along with Canare RCA Audio Cables and WOW you don't need 'golden ears' to hear your music come alive with depth and realism...thanks to B and H's fast shipping it arrived in just a couple of days. You don't need an amplifier but if you have an amplifier/receiver, plug in the RCA cables connect the Bluesound Node wired or wireless to your network, download the Bluesound app to your phone or tablet, select your streaming source; Amazon Music, Spotify, Tidal, etc. then enjoy...oh my, I was blown away...or enjoy one of the very many internet radio stations. Absolutely Five Stars!!!