分享一下WHAT HIFI对于马兰士NA7004网络播放机的评价。。。

fecar

这款机器刚出来的时候卖7000多，然后，fuck，很快很快的跳水，一下掉到了4000，知道现在的3600左右的价格。现在大部分时间让他来做解码器，因为他配的是CS4398解码，还算低价里面凑合 解码吧，为了应付经常出来的流行音乐，我也经常用电脑播放无损音乐，让他解码。操作很简单，机器连接路由器，笔记本安装FOOBAR，直接无线操作即可播放音乐，每次给朋友SHOW的时候，都把他们搞的一头雾水，他们无法理解怎么做到无线播放的。那么这款机器到底是个怎么样的素质。之前一直在网上找资料，只可惜国内的这方面的资料很少，还好，在WHAT HIFI上让我找到了。WHAT HIFI对于他的掉价是这么讲的：为了应付剑桥出的NP30网络播放机，马兰士狠心的一下砍掉300美元，以为了追求这个市场的竞争。而且现在WHAT HIFI对于这款机器的评价是500英镑内的机器的五星级评价。
下面是原文：
Marantz NA7004

• ForFine build; solid specification; dynamic, entertaining sound
• AgainstNo wi-fi; a hint of brightness but nothing offensive; poor control app
  

The Marantz NA7004 has enjoyed and endured a few highs and lows since we first locked horns with it in 2010. Back then its price was £700.
The Marantz NA7004 has enjoyed and endured a few highs and lows since we first locked horns with it in 2010.
Back then its price was £700. Our opinion was more wavering and our conclusion less certain; and the streamer was awarded a complimentary four-star review. But in the face of increased competition from cheaper machines such as the Cambridge Audio NP30, Marantz took the bold step of slashing its pricing by almost £300. We therefore revised our original review to take this into account, bumping it up a star. Why? Because it’s hard to ignore the features and performance you get for the money.
Like the Pioneer N50 over the page, the Marantz is a DAC in its own right and uses conversion technology found in the company’s mid-range SA-KI Pearl CD player. You can hook up external components through optical, coaxial and two USB inputs: the front one takes memory and iDevices, while the rear one  takes the stream from a computer.
The NA7004’s feature set is pretty comprehensive for this money. The Marantz can play content from networked computers and NAS drives and can also give direct access to streaming services such as Last.fm, Napster and BBC’s iPlayer Audio.
On top of that, there’s provision for internet radio, FM/AM and DAB/DAB+ functionality. But the fun doesn’t stop there – as the Marantz is AirPlay enabled (officially it’s an optional extra, but many retailers now include it in the price), and the M-XPort modular connector on the rear means you can add a Bluetooth adaptor at a later date. The NA7004 is also the only model here to include a headphone socket, complete with volume control.
Wi-fi and 24bit/192kHz high-res file support would be the icing on the cake, but we always recommend a wired connection where possible for optimum sound quality and stability when you’re streaming. Moreover, the current limited availability of high-res music files means this won’t be a problem for the majority of users.
Sonically, if you’re familiar with Marantz’s two channel CD players and amplifiers you’ll know what to expect from this streamer. There’s excitement and drama in spades. Spin Emeli Sandé’s Maybe and her emotional vocals sound natural, full-bodied and full of texture. Switch to a FLAC of Jay-Z’s Who Gon Stop Me and low frequencies hit hard without upsetting the balance of the track. Edges of notes sound resolute and sharply defined and this helps communicate the Marantz’s relatively precise timing.
AirPlay is hugely convenient
Stream the same song over AirPlay in a more compresed file format, such as a 320kbps AAC file and the same general character is there. Finesse and richness take a slight hit, but the convenience and slickness of the operation can’t be overlooked. Marantz’s M-DAX2 processing is supposed to help bring the best out of compressed audio sources and has three different settings for you to choose. After experimenting with the settings we’d opt for ‘low’ or to leave the processing off altogether. Tracks sound a tad cleaner (you’re more aware of the compressed file’s coarseness with it turned off) although highs do sound slightly more prominent. However, this is much more preferable to M-DAX2’s ‘medium’ and ‘high’ settings, which sound overly processed.
Use the Marantz digital inputs
to stream from a laptop, and the consistency of sound is there. In outright terms, the streamer doesn’t sound quite as accomplished as the Pioneer, when used in this manner, but it’s hugely listenable all the same.
For the money, the NA7004 is an impressive machine. The blend of features and performance is pretty much spot on – but we’re not going to write off the other machines in this test just yet…
Our opinion was more wavering and our conclusion less certain; and the streamer was awarded a complimentary four-star review.
But in the face of increased competition from cheaper machines such as the Cambridge Audio NP30, Marantz took the bold step of slashing its pricing by almost £300.
We therefore revised our original review to take this into account, bumping it up a star.
Marantz NA7004: Features are extensive
Why? Because it’s hard to ignore the features and performance you get for the money. Like some closely priced rivals, the Marantz is a DAC in its own right and uses conversion technology found in the company’s mid-range SA-KI Pearl CD player.
You can hook up external components through optical, coaxial and two USB inputs: the front one takes memory and iDevices, while the rear one takes the stream from a computer.
The NA7004’s feature set is pretty comprehensive for this money. The Marantz can play content from networked computers and NAS drives and can also give direct access to streaming services such as Last.fm, Napster and BBC’s iPlayer Audio.
On top of that, there’s provision for internet radio, FM/AM and DAB/DAB+ functionality.
But the fun doesn’t stop there – as the Marantz is AirPlay enabled (officially it’s an optional extra, but many retailers now include it in the price), and the M-XPort modular connector on the rear means you can add a Bluetooth adaptor at a later date.
The NA7004 also includes a headphone socket, complete with volume control.
Marantz NA7004: Poor control app
And there's a free control app for iOS and Android devices. However, it needs some attention. The homepage gives you access to different sources, such as internet radio, Last.fm and a music server but the styling appears dated and the whole method of operation is a little clunky.
In fact, the app is disappointing, verging on the irritating – the page-based browsing system doesn't work as well as the likes of the Pioneer N50 and Cambridge Audio NP30 apps, while the search function lets you enter only the first letter of the artist or track.
Otherwise you have to navigate music using a drag and release system similar to that used to refresh the pages of Twitter and Facebook's apps.
We also suffered from a couple of issues where individual track info popped up on screen but only for a split second before it disappeared, leaving us with just the artwork.

Marantz NA7004: Sound quality
Disappointment with the control app aside, wi-fi and 24bit/192kHz high-res file support are the icing on the cake, but we always recommend a wired connection where possible for optimum sound quality and stability when you’re streaming.
Moreover, the current limited availability of high-res music files means this won’t be a problem for the majority of users.
Sonically, if you’re familiar with Marantz’s two channel CD players and amplifiers you’ll know what to expect from this streamer.
There’s excitement and drama in spades. Spin Emeli Sandé’s Maybe and her emotional vocals sound natural, full-bodied and full of texture.
Switch to a FLAC of Jay-Z’s Who Gon Stop Me and low frequencies hit hard without upsetting the balance of the track.
Edges of notes sound resolute and sharply defined and this helps communicate the Marantz’s relatively precise timing.
Marantz NA7004: AirPlay performance
Stream the same song over AirPlay in a more compresed file format, such as a 320kbps AAC file and the same general character is there.
Finesse and richness take a slight hit, but the convenience and slickness of the operation can’t be overlooked.
Marantz’s M-DAX2 processing is supposed to help bring the best out of compressed audio sources and has three different settings for you to choose.
After experimenting with the settings we’d opt for ‘low’ or to leave the processing off altogether.
Tracks sound a tad cleaner (you’re more aware of the compressed file's coarseness with it turned off) although highs do sound slightly more prominent.
However, this is much more preferable to M-DAX2’s ‘medium’ and ‘high’ settings, which sound overly processed.
Use the Marantz digital inputs to stream from a laptop, and the consistency of sound is there.
Verdict
In outright terms, the streamer doesn’t sound quite as accomplished as the Pioneer N50, when used in this manner, but it’s hugely listenable all the same.
For the money, the NA7004 is an impressive machine. The blend of features and performance is pretty much spot on
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aceffhero 发表于 2012-9-4 11:09
哪位给翻译下瞧瞧，无线播放的功能是比较实用的，实际音质如何及相对同等价位的CD机相比较怎样？

实在看不懂就GOOGLE翻译下  我跟几位玩这款机器的朋友交流过 至少大于等于5000元级别的CD机。

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已经上了最新的图   这款机器和马兰士SA 7S1 SACD做过对比哦

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老浦东 发表于 2012-9-5 07:39
这个要顶一顶！！！

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马兰士日货

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fengyun1891

其实这个东西比5K的CD贵多了，你还需要一个笔记本。

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fengyun1891 发表于 2013-2-7 14:52
其实这个东西比5K的CD贵多了，你还需要一个笔记本。

没有也可以 有个硬盘也行 买个DLNA的设备 100多快 再有一根网线就行了  用遥控直接操作了 如果手机是IPHONE 或者安卓 手机直接操作了

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也关注过这台机器一段时间。

shalu1982

也关注过这台机器一段时间。