Marantz

Marantz's first cassette multitracker made quite a stir on its launch last year, with its eye-catching retro styling and round VU meters — and it sounded good too. Derek Johnson takes a look at its lower-cost brother and finds it shares much of the same appeal.

These days there are several ways of going about recording your own CDs. Paul White gives this new Marantz professional stand-alone model a spin and discovers a few advantages over using a computer and CD-ROM drive.

Having tested the waters with the low-cost CDR630, Marantz are now set to challenge professional compact disc recorders higher up the ladder. Paul White takes the new CDR640 for a spin.

It's unusual for SOS to look at CD players, because, although most of us own at least one, they are usually...

Hugh Robjohns investigates a rugged new Minidisc recorder with a host of facilities for professional location recording.

The new CDR770 from Marantz is one of the cheapest CD recorders on the UK market, and features a new writing technology known...

Marantz's dual-deck CD writer uniquely allows the creation of a Red Book CD from a CD-R recorded in Track-at-once mode. Paul White finds out if you really can compile masters in the studio without a hard disk recorder.

Paul White tests the latest Marantz CD writer, which combines simplicity of operation with technical sophistication.

I have a very nice domestic CD player with line outs on unbalanced phono connectors, and I want to connect it to the balanced line input of a mixer...