Marantz AV 20 Reference 13.4 Channel Balanced AV Preamplifier with HEOS Accessories Ethernet (RJ45) Audio Output Built-in

Name: Marantz AV 20 Reference 13.4 Channel Balanced AV Preamplifier with HEOS Accessories Ethernet (RJ45) Audio Output Built-in
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 33801897144
Price: 71995.00 USD
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Rating: 4.7407 (22 reviews)

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Marantz AV 20 Reference 13.4 Channel Balanced AV Preamplifier with HEOS Accessories Ethernet (RJ45) Audio Output Built in Ethernet (RJ45) Audio Output Built in 10W speaker Wireless Optional wireless LAN module Power Consumption 370W (normal) 260W (eco mode) 0 Furman Elite 16 PF E i Ultra Linear AC Power Conditioner WAV WAV 192 24 Network & Streaming DSD Audio Streaming Yes (2 DSD Network & Streaming Remote App (Smartphone) Marantz AVR Remote Network & Streaming Remote App (Tablet) Android iOS Amazon Kindle Multi Room & Control Multi Room Zones 3 Multi Room & Control Zone Audio Sources HDMI (2ch)

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