Easy: just connect speakers to the new Marantz M1 and start listening; the emphasis is on streaming.
For many people, the Marantz M1 will be a one stop solution as far as their musical needs are concerned. And more precisely, in terms of sources. After connecting a set of speakers to this compact all-in-one, you can get straight to streaming. The HEOS platform is used as the basis for this. This gives you access to Deezer, Amazon Music, Spotify Connect and Pandora, among others. AirPlay 2 is included too. Radio lovers can indulge in the web radio “tuner” that is also present. And Tidal users need not fear being left out: a forthcoming update will integrate the streaming service. Just like Roon Ready support, by the way.
Bluetooth
The Marantz M1 can handle digital audio up to 24 bit / 192 kHz PCM quality via USB and network streaming. DSD64 and DSD128 are supported as well. In case you need it, a Bluetooth 5 receiver has been implemented for connecting wirelessly to for example a smartphone. Per channel, the M1 delivers 100 watts into 8 ohms.
Should you wish to purchase the Marantz M1, you can do so now. And that at a price of $1000.