Marantz, a name synonymous with high-quality audio for over 70 years, is venturing into new territory with the launch of its first-ever line of speakers – the Horizon and Grand Horizon. This move is a major leap for the company, known for its superb craftsmanship and technological innovation, as it embraces the world of wireless audio with a strikingly modern approach.

In a bold departure from conventional design, the Horizon and Grand Horizon speakers boast a sculptural spherical form that not only catches the eye but is engineered to deliver superior sound quality. The core of each speaker features a powerful subwoofer surrounded by an array of drivers, ensuring a rich, full-bodied sound experience. The Horizon, the more compact of the two, includes six drivers and a 310-watt amplifier. Its big brother, the Grand Horizon, steps it up with eight drivers and a 370-watt amplifier, making it capable of filling even larger spaces with immersive sound.
But it’s not just the sound quality that Marantz has focused on. The design of these speakers incorporates a blend of traditional elegance and modern technology. Each speaker is encased in a custom fabric made from recycled ocean plastics, yet another testament to Marantz’s commitment to sustainability. The fabric is interwoven with gold lurex threads, giving it a luxurious shimmer that complements the speaker’s aesthetic.

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