Explore Shirakawa Audio Works in Japan, where many Denon, Marantz and Classé products are assembled
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- čas přidán 6. 09. 2024
- During their visit to Shirakawa, Phil Jones and Michael Sprague experienced the craftsmanship and attention to detail that goes into manufacturing Denon and Marantz products in Japan.
They highlight the significance of products built in Shirakawa and the meticulous process involved. Mike discusses the hand assembly of Denon phono cartridges and the testing and quality control measures in place.
They also showcase the assembly lines for other electronics, such as Denon and Marantz AV receivers as well as the new Marantz M1 Hi-Fi streaming amplifier. The conversation emphasizes the combination of precision robotics and human touch in the manufacturing process.
Amazing! We need more "Made in Japan"
I'm saving up to get a Cinema 30 and knowing it's made in Japan reassures me that its worth it and will last a lifetime!
I have Classe back when it was built in Canada and they were bulletproof and quality sound
Denon and Japan 🎶❤❤
Just ordered an AV10 and excited to get it.
So a quality amplifier is expensive because many employees do a lot of manual work on it? In my opinion it is the quality of the parts and engineering of the circuit board. The fewer hands the better.
Don't let J & B see the slide on 7:46 because they'll find a way to cut some of these numbers in half.
Who is "we" and "our?"
"The only one". Maybe time to start training one more person, you think ?
Hi Andrew, we are planning on kicking off a series of CZcams live-streamed sessions where attendees can actively ask questions
You don't understand, If you yourself have never done any fine handwork. This can only be done by women. Only they have the patience, and smaller hands and skill to do this. Younger people aren't interested in this kind of work. Eventually there will no longer be records to play, just like there's no one making buggywhips. I'm a geezer (77) who was in the cartridge biz