Marantz CD6006 CD player | Crutchfield video
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The Marantz CD6006 gives you the warm, detailed sound Marantz is known for when you play your CDs. They use top-of-the-line CD transports, digital-to-analog converters, and even include a built-in headphone amp so you can listen in private.
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These players sound amazing when they work. Skipping issue has been around since the CD5004. I wish Marantz would once and for all fix the mechanism. Ridiculous for such a prestigious company not be able fix such a small issue. Players costing a fraction of the price don't have this problem.
I think you mean the tray-loading mecanism is centralised in the player to reduce vibration.
Bought it only for the headphone output, the DAC and idevice connection though USB. The CD player is a bonus ironically
Marantz performs well -- when it doesn't skip. Mine began skipping after two years.
Ricko s ....had the same....lens cleaning was the solution.
Hoping this doesn't happen, the sound is incredible, got it from cash convertors with a 12 month warrantee but looks in good nick. Im hoping this is one that could last for decades as I don't want any other set up now I've got this 🤞🏻
review the new 6007
I have the 6004 CD player Marantz and with the headphone directly it sounds great. My question is are the dac's in both CD players the same? Thank you.
They both use the Cirrus Logic CS4398 DAC.
Thank you JR (Dallas?) you make my day it sounds even better now. Great Holidays.
What is actually the difference between the 6004 and the 6006. Thanks for support Crutchfield.
Is this overkill to pair with Klipsch R-51pm? I've also got some Sennheiser HD600s that haven't been getting on with my schiit stack any more, will this drive those for direct CD playback?
This is simply a CD player, and will require an amplifier/receiver to power speakers with. As far as the headphones, this should be able to drive them with little issue.
I think I’ll go for this along with the 6006 amp.Can you recommend a tuner for me?
The Yamaha T-S500 would be a nice compliment to that setup:
www.crutchfield.com/I-rYTVc290/p_022TS500/Yamaha-T-S500.html?tp=47481
I don’t really know much about this type of stuff would a tuner only be to listen to am/fm radio?
Hello does 8008 version allow iPhone to be hardwired in like this model? I only see it mention airplay and streaming which I’d rather not. Thanks!
No it does not feature that same direct USB connection for iPhone and Apple devices.
Do you know if it will work with powered speakers instead of an amp.
They sure can be connected to powered speakers which have an aux audio input and a volume control
Can you record on a cassette from USB
Via amplifier to cassette recorder .. please answer me?thanx
If your amp/receiver has a USB input to play music from a USB drive, as well as RCA recording outputs, you could add a cassette deck to record to cassette from USB. Or, you could also do that when using the USB input on the Marantz CD6006. Here's a good cassette deck that we offer from Tascam: www.crutchfield.com/I-rYALc928/p_850202MKV/Tascam-202mkVII.html?tp=78818
The CD6006 vs Denon DCD-800NE .....long term reliability? Sound signature (darker? brighter?) and lastly....is the only difference between the models just beneath them (the Denon 600 and the Marantz 5005) the lack of a USB port? Thanks.....Crutchfield customer since the 1980's
So the Denon will be bit more digital, and the Marantz, per their reputations, will offer a bit more warmth and dare i say 'depth' to the sound. The Upgrades you get in the Denon line is a coaxial digital output, an upgraded DAC Mater clock, and an expanded high frequency response, as well as the USB functionality. In terms of the Marantz line, you get a ore vibration resistant bottom plate, and USB functionality.
@@crutchfield The Marantz has a coaxial out.
I have the older version of this and it's as solid as a rock. Excellent sound quality for the price. Pairs nicely with my PM7004 amp. Y
How similar does the marantz cd5005 compare to this Version??
The notable differences in them are:
a double-layered metal bottom plate for vibration resistance in the CD6006 and not the CD5005
USB input supports WAV, MP3, AAC, and WMA file playback as well as for connecting a compatible Apple iOS device found in the CD 6006 and not the CD5005
Pitch control found in the CD5005 and not the CD6006
Lot of complaints about the marantz cd6006 usb, must have been a bad batch. I have the cd6007 with a free 6 year guarantee no problems so far. It has a better dac & the usb plays hi-res flac files which is my other reason for its purchase as I have about 700 flac albums now & that sound is amazing through my marantz pm6007 amp. Topped of with my Rega Planar 3 (2020) & Bowers & Wilkins 607 s2 amazing
Sounds like an awesome system and an amazing music collection! What type of music do you listen to most often?
im planing to buy t
he newer cd 6007 does anybody knows if
the display also shows the song title by cd-r or the files on a usb stick.
The CD-6007's display can show the artist and song information from an ID3 file tag for a song loaded onto a CD or USB drive. You can find this and more about it here:
www.crutchfield.com/I-rYTVc227/p_642CD6007/item.html
Hello. Does anyone know if this unit plays mp3 CDs?
Everywhere I look it only says it can play mp3 wav aac from the USB input.
Thank you
The Marantz CD6006 supports the following compressed music files on CD-R/RW discs and USB:
MP3 32/44.1/48 kHz 32-320 kbps .mp3
WMA 32/44.1/48 kHz 32-192 kbps .wma
AAC 32/44.1/48 kHz 32-320 kbps .m4a
WAV (PCM) 32/44.1/48 kHz 16-bit .wav
Hope this helps.
@@crutchfield Thanks for your answer.
can I connect this to Samsung Q80 Soundbar?
Hi Dylan!
You would be able to connect the Marantz CD6006 to the Samsung HW-Q80R via the Optical Digital Output on the player, to the Optical Input on the sound bar.
In doing so however, you will be bypassing the DAC in the Marantz, and relying on the sound bar for the digital to analog conversion. To be able to get the benefit of the amazing sound quality the Marantz has to offer, it would be best to use this with a receiver or an amp, with analog connections. This way you can take advantage of the detail and warmth the Marantz CD6006 is able to provide.
Feel free to get in touch with us if you have other questions! We will be happy to help you out!
www.crutchfield.com/I-rFBKc164/contact
@@crutchfield ok thanks, which Marantz amp would you recommend?
Sure thing, Dylan!
It would be best if we know what type of speakers you're going to be powering with your new amp, would help to make a more solid recommendation, but the Marantz PM5005 integrated amp is a solid amp, 6 analog inputs for connection of multiple analog devices, including a phono input for a turntable.
Get in touch with an Advisor by phone or online chat! We will be happy to go over your needs, and make a more personalized recommendation!
www.crutchfield.com/I-rFBKc164/contact
What’s the best connection between it an a high quality receiver?
Those receivers will have a digital audio input. The ones that have both types and the cable path does not have any sharp turns, I'd recommend using the optical output. Otherwise, use the coax output
I got this model few months ago and now its dead. Whenever connected to the power and press Power button I get a red light, no display. As soon as I press Eject or Play the red light goes off and nothing happens; can press Power button again few seconds later to get the red light. I've tried reset (Pause + Disc + Power) and nothing.
I hate to hear this is happening with your unit. If you purchased it from Crutchfield, give us a call. We keep records of the purchases and can send you another copy of the receipt.
Well then you're an idiot for not trying to take it back to the shop for an exchange or refund as more than likely they'll have records of your purchase with them. You're also an idiot for not keeping the receipt. Sorry pal but you just come off as one of those 'weird complaining customer types'.
@@Muskateering Agree, the guys a baby.
@@winstonsmith2079 He's a pleb mate 👍
@ thanks for pointing it out.
Worked fine within the two years warranty and then magically starts to say "Unsupported" either with new or old CDs. This is unacceptable and pure planned obsolescence !
Same problem for me, unbelievable!!
Mine doesn't work after around two years, it just says unsupported disc, when I try to load any CD new or old, gutted!!
Most likely the lens is dirty or the entire laser has failed. This CD player, along with many others, uses the Sanyo SF-P101N. You can find these lasers for less than 10 bucks on eBay. I picked up a broken CD6006 for about 250 bucks. It also didn't read discs. Cleaned the laser and now it works fine.
@@1980sGamer thanks will look into that ( ◜‿◝ )♡
@@soundgesture Heh. No worries. You just have to remove 3 screws from both sides of the machine and remove 2 screws from the back.. Them lift the cover off and in the center of the machine will be the transport. The laser is covered by the top part of the drive mechanism. you'll have to spin the gear to get the laser to the far back of the mechanism. Then you should easily be able to clean it with a q-tip and some Windex. Hopefully it'll work after that. :)
A lot of people in the comments owning broken units. So I think I'll pass.
I have an old Pioneer CD player that lasted for over 20 years, have to use it now again as my CD6006 doesn't work after 2 years of light use
I just found used one for good price and i see this bad comments...hmmm
Made in Vietnam, Not Japan :(