Marantz 1060
The title of this page is confused. The "Brand" field says Mission, but every surviving scrap of documentation belongs to the Marantz 1060, an integrated stereo amplifier. Mission and Marantz were separate manufacturers, and no source confirms a "Mission Marantz 1060" ever existed. If the intended subject is the Marantz 1060, the brand attribution here is wrong. If a Mission product by this name exists, nothing about it has surfaced in the research.
What is documented about the Marantz 1060 is thin but real. It was an integrated stereo amplifier rated at 35W RMS per channel into 8 ohms. That figure appears consistently across the sources that mention the model at all. Beyond that, nothing has been located: no dimensions, no weight, no frequency response, no THD figures, no input or output counts, no original price, and no confirmed production span.
One caution on a conflicting figure: a single source lists "85W," but that value almost certainly refers to power consumption rather than output — no source claims 85W per channel for the 1060, and it should not be read as a power rating.
If you own a Marantz 1060 - or a manual, brochure, or service sheet for one - the Archive would welcome the documentation. The known specs, in full:
- Type: Integrated stereo amplifier
- Power output: 35W RMS per channel into 8 ohms
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