Hi I have a sony db940 and it had bad relay output connections which have now been resolderd the problem is the sound seems to be slightly disorted no matter if the eqalizers on or off even through the headphones its the same ? I can be contacted at [email protected]

SOURCE: Sony amp str-db940 - protection

Somewhere in your speaker wiring, you have a shorted wire. This short can be as simple as a single strand of wire touching the other terminal on one of the speakers.

With a bright flashlight, look carefully at the back of the receiver and then the speakers for any loose strands.

SOURCE: sony str-db940

Most likely a cold solder joint somewhere in the audio circuit. Most likely on the legs of the relay that turns the speakers on or off. Also check the connections at the audio outputs. Give it a good look over for bad solder connections, given the symptoms that's 98% likely to be the problem.

SOURCE: I am looking for

Model RC63CD is available for $58

http://remotes.com/remotes/servlet/rs?a=gmi&smodel=CD63SE&brand_pn=MARANTZ_CD63SE&mode=large&uuid=A12997911098241

or you could lurk around eBay and search for "CD63 remote" or "RC63CD remote" and maybe one will become available cheaper.

Can't help on the manual but from the pix I've seen its a vanilla CD player with all possible outputs - analog, coaxial digital and optical digital. Nothing unique or complex about it that would need explanation.

Try any CD manual and it would probably make you fluent in Marantz CD83-ese.

SOURCE: HI I have apair of

If you think you're smarter than the engineeers, go for it. [sarcasm]

Seriously, don't do it. Find your missing bass some other way.

SOURCE: Hi I have a marantz

I just bought one today for 25 quid with no remote and found that the volume control on my cheap multi remote works from default setting, it's the same as my arcam amp. Philips cd remotes might work too I found one in a cash converters for a quid with a volume control.