🎵 Marantz ND8006 Digital Media Player: CD Player, Music Streamer, DAC, and Pre-amp with Airplay 2, Bluetooth, HEOS, and Amazon Alexa Compatibility - Low-Profile 4-in-1 Solution Review

The main advantage of the device is excellent sound through the Wi-FI network of DSD files from a mobile phone using HEOS and Neutron Player (install on mobile), as well as FLAC and DEEZER HI-FI. In the dither application, you need to select a subscription and select high fidelity, the settings from the dither are automatically transferred to Cheos, you can download vinyl in dsd format to your mobile phone from torrent resources and listen.

Purchased at the end of 2022 to work with an FM radio station as an additional signal source from CDs. We do not turn off the player from the network for days - and what is surprising, it has been working flawlessly for more than 2 years already ! But we had different players - and they all died on average after half a year or required replacement of the laser drive. But this option turned out to be a tough nut to crack. Everything reads clearly and provides very fast disk access. On average…

Expensive. took for 79 thousand. It turns out 10 thousand per kg of live weight. But if you have the opportunity, take it. I am adding. I made a music server using a Kinetic Giga router and a WD 2 tb hard drive. Now you can place about 7-8 thousand CDs. It doesn't even fit in my head. Super! It is convenient to choose through the Classic, Jazz, Rock, etc. folders. Basically, this is the 21st century.

I bought this primarily as a high quality CD player and am very disappointed. Even after sending it in for warranty service, the CD audio is "stuck" and has other playback problems. I can play the same CD on a standard Blu-Ray player without any problems. So if you're buying this for the network, maybe. If you're buying this because you're an audiophile who wants to play CDs, stay away.

This should be the 2018 entry into the four year Marantz SA-CD/SACD player series. The latest model was the SA8005, released in 2014. stupidly dropped SACD support with this stupid ND8006 player. Considering there are still a significant number of SACD users who own significant amounts of SACD, Marantz clearly didn't think of them, if at all. "ND" in the model number means "No Deal". "ND" in the model number means "No Deal".

I bought the Marantz ND8006 not realizing what a complete digital audio solution it is. You don't need any additional equipment - it will be streamed from virtually any programmer/source broadcasting over the internet or satellite. It plays CDs. Pop in a USB stick with all your digital audio files and you've expanded the capabilities of this thing. Connect your phone or laptop via Bluetooth for audio (it's also a receiver). Set up the HEOS app and see what it can do. Rugged construction…

This is probably the most useful and amazing Hi-Fi I have. If you can afford it, don't hesitate. Features, sound quality, looks, everything. All A+. Your CDs sound like Hi-Res. Streaming radio over WiFi sounds fantastic, even with 96,000 streams. I'm not joking. My only complaint, and not with the Marantz ND8006 itself, is with HEOS (the streaming app). I really wish they would include Qobuz as an option. The main reason I needed this device is for lossless streaming. If you don't have a Tidal…

I bought the Marantz ND8006 mainly as a CD player, but the possibility of connecting the device to my home network appealed to me and use it for internet radio. I also needed a USB DAC input to play from my laptop and was intrigued by the ability to bypass the laptop entirely and play straight from a USB drive. All of these options work more or less well. The CD player is excellent and produces a rich and clear sound. This also applies to the DAC converter, which either plays directly from my…