This comprehensive service manual provides detailed instructions and information for repairing and maintaining your Marantz CD-63 CD player. The manual is designed for both novice and experienced technicians, offering clear and concise guidance throughout. This guide includes a thorough explanation of the CD-63's layout, technical specifications, and control button functions. It also provides valuable servicing notes, detailed instructions for measurements and adjustments, and clear exploded views to assist in disassembly and reassembly. With this manual, you will have access to everything you need to diagnose, repair, and rebuild your Marantz CD-63 CD player.

The Marantz CD-63 was a highly regarded CD player released in the late 1980s, known for its exceptional audio quality and sophisticated design. It represented a significant advancement in CD technology, boasting features that were cutting-edge for its time. The CD-63 employed a unique dual-DAC system, using two separate digital-to-analog converters to process the audio signal. This innovative approach resulted in a remarkably clear and detailed sound, exceeding the fidelity of most contemporary CD players. The player also incorporated a sophisticated digital filter, designed to minimize distortion and enhance the overall sonic experience. Beyond its audio prowess, the CD-63 showcased Marantz's commitment to elegant aesthetics. The player featured a sleek and minimalist design, incorporating a front panel with a large, clear display and a series of well-placed buttons. The CD tray mechanism was smooth and reliable, ensuring effortless disc loading and ejection. The Marantz CD-63 was a popular choice among audiophiles and discerning listeners, praised not only for its sonic excellence but also for its robust construction and timeless design. While no longer in production, the CD-63 remains a sought-after collectible, a testament to Marantz's legacy of producing high-quality audio equipment that continues to stand the test of time.