Does anyone here have parts for a Marantz 6300 turntable or a donor machine to get rid of? I need two of the feet for sure.
Marantz 6300 TT
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winters860
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How about I set all of you up? PM me.
WOW! This would make you a true saint :thmbsp:
Here's my beat up unit sans feet 
I'm thinking if it holds speed, get's feet and a new stylus that it will sound very nice. It does not look good but the sound is what counts
I'm thinking if it holds speed, get's feet and a new stylus that it will sound very nice. It does not look good but the sound is what counts
Well I got my first Marantz 6300 yesterday. It is missing one of the RCA jacks on the output and is also missing two of the feet. I am thinking about just making some new feet (I am a machinist) but it would be a lot easier to just get some original issue ones. I have looked high and low on the internet but parts seem pretty hard to find. If anyone has a couple extra feet I would be glad to purchase them if reasonable. Now I have to check and see if this ole girl works. The table turns and the speed adjustment seems ok but I am not getting anything to my headphones. I could have a problem with the amp, I will try to sort that out today.
Welcome to AK mukwa and welcome to the Marantz 6300 feet quest club. Good to have ya onboard
Eeeeeeeeeee,
That deck has been road hard and put away wet a few times!!! Yeah, the feet are known to fall off :-(. Rememebr that Marantz did not make Turntables, they bought them and had them re-badged in Japan "Designed in America and made in Japan"...Sure, whatever. Marantz was a receiver Company, the turntable compleated their line up and made people with badge envy feel good. I remember at Pacific Stereo in the 70's, most of the Marantz receivers sold wound up with a Pioneer turntable. The PL-12d and PL-15's were the HOT ones at that time.
Joey1127
That deck has been road hard and put away wet a few times!!! Yeah, the feet are known to fall off :-(. Rememebr that Marantz did not make Turntables, they bought them and had them re-badged in Japan "Designed in America and made in Japan"...Sure, whatever. Marantz was a receiver Company, the turntable compleated their line up and made people with badge envy feel good. I remember at Pacific Stereo in the 70's, most of the Marantz receivers sold wound up with a Pioneer turntable. The PL-12d and PL-15's were the HOT ones at that time.
Joey1127
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I strongly prefer my 6300 over my Pioneer 117D. Maybe not in the same league as the 12, or 15, but I think it was their direct replacement model.
The 6300 is pretty well built and mine has a few beauty marks as well.
It just stopped lifting at the end of the record. I'll be starting a thread to see if I can get some help on that soon. One foot "may" have my name on it.
Steve
The 6300 is pretty well built and mine has a few beauty marks as well.
It just stopped lifting at the end of the record. I'll be starting a thread to see if I can get some help on that soon. One foot "may" have my name on it.
Steve
I love my 6300. IMHO it's very underated. I've friends that have spent tons of money on turntables and cartridges and my Marantz gives me a better bang for the little money I have in it. Mine's got four feet that I remounted last year. The adhesive tape that holds the plastic foot to the rubber mount dries out over time and the feet fall off. I reglued mine with Liquid Nails, lubricated the adjustment threads and it levels up real nice.
I beleive two of those feet should be here this coming up week for me
Can't wait to hear this table. Thanks for the input from those of you that have heard theres.
Can't wait to hear this table. Thanks for the input from those of you that have heard theres.
