Marantz 2110 AM/FM Stereo Tuner
The Marantz 2000-series components represent the peak of the Japanese-built golden age of analog audio, and the 2110 is the tuner from that lineup — a solid-state AM/FM stereo tuner from the late 1970s with the characteristic Marantz build quality that made this era of equipment worth holding onto fifty years later. Analog tuning dial, signal strength meter, the physical weight and fit of a company that was spending real money on what went inside the chassis, not just what the front panel looked like.
FM tuners from this period reward antenna investment and a good signal path in a way that digital tuners with locked-in station presets don't — tuning manually across the dial with a piece like this is a different experience than selecting a preset, and in a market where FM is increasingly interesting again, the 2110 holds up.
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Return Policy
We offer a 3-day return window on all purchases. Returns made to a credit or debit card will incur a 5 percent processing fee. Shipping costs, both to and from, are the responsibility of the customer if applicable.
After the 3-day window and up to 3 weeks from the date of purchase, items may still be returned, subject to a 20 percent restocking fee.
For shipped orders, customers must notify us within 3 days of receiving the item to initiate a return. Once the item is received back in the same condition it was sent, we will issue a refund minus all shipping charges and a 5 percent credit card processing fee.
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The Marantz 2000-series components represent the peak of the Japanese-built golden age of analog audio, and the 2110 is the tuner from that lineup — a solid-state AM/FM stereo tuner from the late 1970s with the characteristic Marantz build quality that made this era of equipment worth holding onto fifty years later. Analog tuning dial, signal strength meter, the physical weight and fit of a company that was spending real money on what went inside the chassis, not just what the front panel looked like.
FM tuners from this period reward antenna investment and a good signal path in a way that digital tuners with locked-in station presets don't — tuning manually across the dial with a piece like this is a different experience than selecting a preset, and in a market where FM is increasingly interesting again, the 2110 holds up.
7.5/10- Good condition. A few knicks and scratches. Aftermarket housing.