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The Absolute Sound's[3] announcement of September 9, 2026 (https://www.theabsolutesound.com/articles/introducing-the-marantz-mcr-60n/) states the MCR 60n and MCR 60n DAB 'will be available from authorized Marantz retailers and Marantz.com from September 15th 2026'. September 15, 2026 is the on-sale day.
Gear Patrol's roundup describes the MCR 60n as an all-in-one unit with "built-in CD player, MM phono stage, HDMI eARC, and 65W + 65W of amplification," matching the pin's CD-player/phono-stage/streaming-amp description, and lists it in its September Week 2 2026 roundup consistent with the pin's stored date.
The Absolute Sound's own headline, "Introducing the Marantz[1] MCR 60n," published 9 September 2026, backs the pin's claim from a specialist hi-fi publication, though the page's article text could not be retrieved to quote its description directly.
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Slot-loading CD, 65W-per-channel amp, HEOS streaming, HDMI ARC and phono input: the closest like-for-like CD-plus-streaming mini system.
SourceCheaper 65W-per-channel CD/network receiver with Spotify, TIDAL and TuneIn streaming but no DAB tuner.
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