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imprezap2 11-05-2017 03:32 AM

Many other manufacturers use "different kind" of power supplies now, Soulution / Devialet / Jeff Rowland to name a few.

tom1120s 02-19-2018 08:46 AM

Just bought a demo PM-10 from a dealer. Going to try on my JBL 4365...

bart 02-19-2018 03:07 PM

Tom, looking forward to your impressions!

bradleyc 02-19-2018 03:55 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by tom1120s (Post 900605)
Just bought a demo PM-10 from a dealer. Going to try on my JBL 4365...



Congrats! I think you’re going to like what you hear.

Formerly YB-2 02-19-2018 09:54 PM

Indeed. Was very pleased with the lowly SA-8004 I had so can imagine how good the PM-10 must be.

tom1120s 02-21-2018 12:32 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by bradleyc (Post 900693)
Congrats! I think you’re going to like what you hear.

What speakers are you using your PM-10 with?

bradleyc 02-21-2018 04:26 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by tom1120s (Post 901007)
What speakers are you using your PM-10 with?



Klipsch Cornwall III speakers at this time.

LovingMusic 03-02-2018 02:09 AM

I received an SA-10 last week. I have been using a Wyred4Sound DAC which has the latest update including the ESS 9038PRO chip along with the old Marantz Reference, the SA-7S1. The SA-10, however, has taken things to a much higher level. It's more musical, precise, clean, realistic. Sibilance I thought was from the music is much reduced or gone. By far the best my CD's, SACD's and music files have sounded. Very happy with it and it will stay in my system

Downsides? Not many. Though the construction is very solid, it is a step down from the SA-7S1. The buttons on the front have a decent feel to them but are not near the same quality as on the earlier unit. I rarely use them however since the remote is much more convenient. I don't judge a component on its weight, but Marantz makes a deal about the copper construction and its heft, but it weighs close to ten pounds less than the SA-7S1. The disc tray is very smooth though it doesn't seem as solidly constructed as the 7S1. I've had the 7S1 for close to 10 years and it works as well as when it was brand new. Amazing unit. I'm hoping the SA-10 proves to be as reliable.

tom1120s 03-08-2018 01:38 PM

PM-10 is sounding good on the (very) limited time I get to listen. Believe it or not, I think it will replace the McIntosh MC601/C50 combo, however, as the Marantz will accept another pre-amp on board, I will hook the C50 up to hear the differences. Hell, maybe I will bi-amp the JBL 4365 speakers down the road. Since I have the SA-11S3 sacd player, I am in no particular rush to acquire the SA-10 (although I would love to!).:thumbsup:

bradleyc 03-08-2018 09:35 PM

Good to know your initial impressions of PM-10 are favorable, didn’t think you would be disappointed.


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