The Marantz 2220 is a stereo receiver introduced in the early 1970s, designed to provide quality audio performance and versatility for home listening. It features a power output of 20 watts per channel into 8 ohms, which is suitable for driving a variety of speakers, particularly in smaller listening environments. The receiver is equipped with a selectivity feature, allowing users to fine-tune their listening experience across multiple FM and AM bands. The front panel is characterized by a classic design, with analog dials for volume control, treble and bass adjustments, as well as a FM signal strength meter. Audio input options include phono, tape, and auxiliary inputs, enabling connections with various audio sources like turntables, CD players, and cassette decks. The build quality of the 2220 is solid, with a heavy chassis that helps to reduce vibration and interference, enhancing overall sound quality. Additionally, the 2220 has a sleek wood veneer finish, giving it an aesthetic appeal that complements various home decor styles.
