Marantz TT-15S1

The turntable utilizes an anodized aluminum tone arm with a moving magnet cartridge. Whether you're an avid vinyl collector or just now introducing an...

Overall, I really, really did like the Marantz TT-15 S1. It's a beautiful looking turntable, it sounds great, and it's absolutely dead silent when the...

It comes with the Souther Clever Clamp, it's a plastic clamp right here, which just presses on, it's like a little piece of plastic that actually work...

The counterweight on the TT-15 adjusts very, very easily and it feels like you can get it dialed in right where you want it.

Second deck is a Marantz TT-15s1 with a Concept MC cart. The tuner is a blast to use and great for the local low end stations I love (Shout outs to WFMU and WSOU!). The responsiveness of the weighted knobs really adds to the experience. I must admit watching those blue meters do their thing is pure magic on top of the brilliant audio experience.

You have to REALLY want to isolate your turntable to use this thing... I wish I took records seriously enough to warrant the overhead this TT requires - there's no cover (really? is it that hard to make one?) and the motor is simply placed on the surface below it, which is too low by default and cau...

Mids are clear and focused without being in your face (a pet peeve of mine). * Marantz TT-15S1: I'll admit I partially bought this for looks, but I'm more than happy with the sound too. It's quite clean/clear without overdoing the treble.

This is a nice piece of equipment. The cartridge is under-priced in this setup. If you were to buy this cartridge separately, it retails for approximately $900. I think, when you realize that the Marantz TT-15S1 costs approximately $1,500, the fact that it comes with a quality tonearm and a pricey c...

I have a Marantz TT 15s1 from another shop on order but there is no eta when that’ll be in and I don’t want to wait months. It’s already been over a month. I looked at the clear audio concept and it’s a budget stretch but I also really don’t like the magnetic tone arm.

I own a play a lot of vinyl this was not the turntable for me the performance was excellent however it’s very fussy and needs constant tweaking the supplied cartridge breaks easily and is pricey to replace (new stylus 300 dollars) after a year of constant adjustment I gave up traded in for a rega pl...