Marantz Stereo 70s stereo receiver | Crutchfield

Marantz gives you a do-it-all stereo receiver with the Stereo 70s - it's got Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, tons of inputs, and it even works with the HEOS whole-house music system. Plus, its versatility is backed up by incredible Marantz sound quality.
Marantz Stereo 70s: www.crutchfield.com/i-rYTVc2Z...
The Marantz Stereo 70s really does it all. It's got analog inputs, including a phono stage for your turntable. It's got digital inputs, including 4K and 8K video passthrough, letting you take advantage of the built-in high-res DAC. It works wirelessly with Apple AirPlay 2 and Bluetooth, and you can add it as a zone in your HEOS system. It's got speakers for two zones and works with Roon. You can power all kinds of sources with it!
Marantz is celebrating 70 years as a company, and the Stereo 70s is one of the exciting new products they've released as part of that celebration. A cool fact from Marantz's history is that some of their audio circuitry was used by the Apollo Space Program, which is the backdrop we've chosen for this video.
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[@AudioElectronicsChicago]

Cool retro look

[@ToxMod]

I wish they would’ve talked about the features, and not make this documentary ad.

[@bizyz]

does this recever show the radio station numbers from the tuner section?

[@crutchfield]

The Marantz 70s display will show the station number.

[@EastSide_Motel]

What the hell did I just watch!! Let me get this straight Marantz are comparing their entry level amp to the moon landing !?

[@DaveElby]

Well, my recent experience with a Marantz NR1200 purchase was not an issue with the amp's sound, it was the woeful software, app and user experience that led me to sell it. Ditch HEOS, it's terrible and the Marantz app is dreadful as well.

[@crutchfield]

Sorry to hear that didn't work out better for you. Would you like help choosing a replacement?