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Does anyone have a scan of a Marantz 1060 schematic? I hate to pay
$17 for one when the amp isn't worth much more than that. Many thanks
pgonshor at msn.com

[GregS[_3_]]

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Does anyone have a scan of a Marantz 1060 schematic? I hate to pay
$17 for one when the amp isn't worth much more than that. Many thanks
pgonshor at msn.com

If it looks pretty its worth much more than that. Probably
sell for at least $200 on Ebay.


greg

[Mark D. Zacharias[_3_]]

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Does anyone have a scan of a Marantz 1060 schematic? I hate to pay
$17 for one when the amp isn't worth much more than that. Many thanks
pgonshor at msn.com

If it looks pretty its worth much more than that. Probably
sell for at least $200 on Ebay.


greg

I doubt it. The 1060 was a "baby", rated 30 watts per channel.

Mark Z.

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Does anyone have a scan of a Marantz 1060 schematic? I hate to pay
$17 for one when the amp isn't worth much more than that. Many thanks
pgonshor at msn.com

If it looks pretty its worth much more than that. Probably
sell for at least $200 on Ebay.


greg

I doubt it. The 1060 was a "baby", rated 30 watts per channel.

Mark Z.

I wasn't sure, but if it had 30 watts, I owned one. It
was different drom the 30 watt receiver in that it was
newer technology. I "think" it eliminated the output
capacitor, but my memory is faint.
A schematic did come with the unit.

On ebay one is allready over $100 with 1 1/2 days to go.


greg

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Does anyone have a scan of a Marantz 1060 schematic? I hate to pay
$17 for one when the amp isn't worth much more than that. Many thanks
pgonshor at msn.com

If it looks pretty its worth much more than that. Probably
sell for at least $200 on Ebay.


greg

I doubt it. The 1060 was a "baby", rated 30 watts per channel.

Mark Z.

I wasn't sure, but if it had 30 watts, I owned one. It
was different drom the 30 watt receiver in that it was
newer technology. I "think" it eliminated the output
capacitor, but my memory is faint.
A schematic did come with the unit.

On ebay one is allready over $100 with 1 1/2 days to go.


greg

I checked the schematic, it is capacitor-coupled output. I work on them only
rarely, to say the least, so I wasn't sure. Quality was good overall, but I
prefer direct coupling.

Mark Z.

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Does anyone have a scan of aMarantz1060schematic? *I hate to pay
$17 for one when the amp isn't worth much more than that. *Many thanks
pgonshor at msn.com

If it looks pretty its worth much more than that. Probably
sell for at least $200 on Ebay.

greg

I doubt it. The1060was a "baby", rated 30 watts per channel.

Mark Z.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...MEWA:IT&ih=016

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On Dec 23 2008, 5:18=A0am, "Mark D. Zacharias"
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Does anyone have a scan of aMarantz1060schematic? =A0I hate to pay
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pgonshor at msn.com

If it looks pretty its worth much more than that. Probably
sell for at least $200 on Ebay.

greg

I doubt it. The1060was a "baby", rated 30 watts per channel.

Mark Z.


Would you take $40 for the amp ??

greg