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I have to say the MM-9000 is one of the coolest running amps i have come across. I ran this thing over 4hrs straight and it was just simi warm. I don't think the fan has ever come on that i know of.

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Thx Michael, when i get time i will look into it. Here is a pictures guys! :D

Hi Bryan, 1. Yes they flash from what i have heard from one owner. 2. The MM9000 has a blue LED light on the front center panel when turn on (cool) and a red one for standby. If you have seen a HGS-18 Velodyne that is the exact same color of the power light on the MM9000. 3. So far it...

The MM-9000 is being controlled by the 4ES just how i wanted. Thanks again fellas i LOVE forums.

Hi Michael, Your instrcutions worked PERFECT!!!! :emoji_thumbsup: :star: :star: :star: :star: :star: :) :D As you can see i'm a happy camper right now! YES!!:D :D

Thx Ray, I will try again, and i did go into the menu to turn on the 12V trigger. I guess i have play around with it some more. I also thought about just leaving it on, it sounds better after it's been on for a while. Could it be just me?

The MM9000 requires 120VAC, 60Hz and the two switched outlets on the 4ES is rated 120VAC, 60Hz 1. Can I connect the plug to a switchable outlet on the back of the 4ES? 2. So that the amp will come on when the 4ES is turned on? Thx.

Well the MM9000 showed up yesterday and all is well so far eccept. I'm having problem getting the 12V trigger on the 4ES to turn the MM9000 on & put it in standby mode. I bought a stereo mini 1/8 plug and a stereo to mono (RCA end) and nothing. Then i used a mono mini 1/8 plug w/ the same...

I just placed an order for the MARANTZ MM9000, and it should show up on Friday (I hope) for me to play with all weekend. I will be mating it with a Sony STR-DA4ES that will handle Pre/Pro duties for now on. I will post my findings after i run my torture test over the weekend. The 4ES has done a...