The Marantz Grand Horizon features a compact design with a total volume of 66528.378 cm³ and a single driver. The speaker is not water-resistant and does not include a travel bag, remote control, or RGB lighting. It has a weight of 21300 g and measures 529.2 mm in height, 493 mm in width, and 255 mm in thickness. Additionally, it does not have a touch screen or a neckband design, making it straightforward and practical in terms of functionality.
The Marantz Grand Horizon delivers a solid audio performance with an output power of 370W. While it lacks a subwoofer and a noise-canceling microphone, it produces a broad frequency range, from 28 Hz to 20000 Hz, ensuring deep bass and clear high frequencies. The speaker can reach a sound pressure level of 111 dB/mW, offering a powerful listening experience without microphones or advanced noise-canceling features.
The Marantz Grand Horizon offers robust connectivity options, including Bluetooth 5.4 with a maximum range of 10 meters and support for AAC and AirPlay. It also supports Wi-Fi connectivity, compatible with Wi-Fi 4, 5, and 6 standards, and features a USB Type-C port. However, it does not include NFC pairing, AUX input, or DLNA certification, and lacks support for Bluetooth features like aptX or Chromecast.
The Marantz Grand Horizon offers convenient features such as remote smartphone support and voice prompts for enhanced user interaction. However, it does not support wireless usage, fast pairing, voice commands, or a mute function. Additionally, the speaker lacks radio functionality and cannot be used as a power bank.
The Marantz Grand Horizon supports HDMI ARC and eARC, making it versatile for audio integration with compatible devices. It also features Dolby Atmos for enhanced sound quality and Spotify Connect for seamless music streaming. However, it does not support stereo pairing for a multi-speaker setup.
