Review on 🔊 Enhanced PM6007 Integrated Amplifier by Marantz with Advanced Digital Connectivity by Jeong Hoon (Kim) ᠌

The amplifier absolutely cannot play without an external equalizer. And even with an equalizer, not all musical genres can play on the speakers. For example, it is impossible to listen to my favorite progressive art rock on the speakers, since half of the music is simply absent from the word at all. More or less tolerably, you can only listen to pop music and some kind of chill-out relaxation. Diana Kroll sounds pretty nice, but simplistic and heavy. She seems to be pressed to the ground and does not float in the air. The main problem is that nasty lisping sibilants from the vocals go to the speakers. And if you remove them with an equalizer at a frequency of 6 kHz, then the music disappears, which will not be enough anyway. Due to the lack of detail, the overall sound is somewhat cardboard, very noticeable if you turn up the volume in the hope of hearing the necessary details and nuances. The performance of vinyl with a built-in phono stage on it resembles the sound of a gramophone in the absence of low and high frequencies. Instead of sonorous, juicy plates, it gives out something obscene, lisping pooh-pooh.