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The 2275 has big, separate heatsinks for the left and right channels, plenty of shielding, and two 13000 uF main filter cans. It has separate AM and FM tuning gangs.

The power supply board. We replace all the electrolytic capacitors, the protection relay and other parts when we restore the Marantz 2275.

The phono equalizer board.

The tone control board.

The steel lid with a simulated wood finish (below) came standard with the 2275. The wooden case (above) was optional.
Founded in the 1950's by Saul Marantz, Marantz products arguably peaked in the 1970's, particularly with their line of 2200 series receivers. Today, the 2200 series receivers are immensely popular with audiophiles and audio collectors. Along with their power amplifiers, preamplifiers and tuners, Marantz is practically the definition of 1970's home entertainment. They won't tell you this on their website, but, unfortunately, by the time the early 1980's came along, most Marantz products were a mere shadow of their predecessors.

D 'n A Electronics is a Father & Son business located in Kitchener, Ontario, Canada. We specialize in restoring hi-fidelity audio power amplifiers, integrated amplifiers, preamplifiers, receivers, and tuners. We've been repairing vintage audio equipment since long before it was considered vintage! It is our goal, and pleasure, to reliably restore hi-fi audio equipment to original operating condition (or better!). We accept shipments from across Canada, and many customers from Kitchener, Waterloo, Cambridge, Guelph, Hamilton, London, Toronto and surrounding areas find us to be within convenient driving distance. Thank-you for visiting our website, we look forward to serving you!
The excellent Marantz 2275 receiver. The pictures below are prior to the restoration. You can check out the specs here.
If you have a Marantz 2275 receiver that is in need of repair, call us at (519)513-1084, or email your enquiry to repairs@dnaelectronics.ca.
You can read about the 2275 restoration process here.