The Marantz 2250 is a vintage stereo receiver that was part of Marantz's series of receivers released in the mid-1970s. It features a classic, robust design with a brushed aluminum front panel, and analog dial indicators that give it a distinctive aesthetic appeal. The 2250 delivers a power output of 50 watts per channel into 8 ohms and is equipped with a FM tuner, as well as various inputs for CD, phono, and auxiliary devices. This receiver is known for its warm sound signature and versatility in audio playback. It also includes a tone control section that allows for adjustments in bass and treble to match the listener's preference. Other features include a headphone jack and speaker selector switch, enabling users to connect different sets of speakers. The Marantz 2250 has a reputation for its build quality, which is typical of gear from this era, meaning users often report high reliability and longevity. Overall, it appeals to both collectors and audio enthusiasts who appreciate vintage audio equipment.
