Marantz PM6006 vs Onkyo A-9110

Marantz PM6006 review

The Marantz PM6006 amplifier is an updated version of the PM6005 model, which received high awards from specialized publications. The preliminary and final stages of this unit are assembled on discrete elements, and there are no microcircuits on the signal path. Let’s look at Marantz PM6006 vs Onkyo A-9110 power output. Here we have 40/8 and 30/8 W/Ohm respectively. There is a set of linear RCA inputs, MM phono stage connectors, a recording output, and D-Bus system bus switching. To connect to the speakers, four pairs of gold-plated screw terminals are used, which is convenient for the organization of bi-wiring.

Onkyo A-9110 review

The device has a powerful and assertive sound, and confidently copes with acoustics even with complex impedance characteristics. This was achieved by installing a high-power transformer in the power supply unit, as well as custom filter capacitors of large capacity. Onkyo A-9110 output stages are built on discrete elements using the patented WRAT technology. To connect the speakers, gold-plated screw terminals are used. The device is equipped with a remote control. The amplifier has four line inputs, an input for an MM-cartridge of a vinyl disc player. Also in this model there is a linear output and an output to a subwoofer.

Marantz PM6006 pros & cons

Onkyo A-9110 pros & cons