Marantz LD300
Brand: Marantz
The Marantz LD300 is a high-performance laser disk player that was introduced by the Japanese audio and video electronics company Marantz in the late 1970s. It played digital audio and video content recorded on laser disks, which were a precursor to compact discs (CDs) and DVDs.Compared to traditional analog audio and video technologies, laser disks offered numerous advantages such as higher accuracy, longevity, and stability, which were particularly important given the advent of computer-generated content. The Marantz LD300 further distinguished itself from competitors through its high-quality sound reproduction, advanced error correction technology, and compatibility with widescreen formats.However, like other early laser disk players, the Marantz LD300 was expensive, bulky, and notoriously difficult to operate. It also faced competition from emerging CD and VHS technologies, which quickly gained popularity due to their lower costs and broader availability.Nevertheless, the Marantz LD300 is still remembered fondly by audiophiles and technology enthusiasts for its innovative design and exceptional sound quality, paving the way for future generations of digital media players and foster the growth of digital media storage technologies.
- Type: loudspeaker system
- Frequency Response: 20Hz to 22kHz
- Sensitivity: 92dB
- Crossover frequency:
- Impedance: 8Ω
- Power handling: 300W
- Recommended Amplifier:
- Dimensions: 340 x 890 x 374 mm
- Weight:
- Year: 1983
- Price:
