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Friday, 25 November 2011
Thursday, 24 November 2011
Vintage Receivers !
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| Sansui 990s 1975 The black European version of the silver US-model Sansui 9090 in a wood cabinet. Top of the line receiver with 125 Watt per channel. |
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| Sansui QRX 777 Quadrophonic Receiver 1975 Rare european QRX-7001 version with black aplications on the front panel. This QRX is a complete allsource 4-channel receiver of extremely high performance standards. All decoders are on board. The giant power supply and the dimension wide of 540mm results in a weight of nearly 25kg. 35 watt per channel x4 60 watt per channel x2 |
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| Onkyo TX 4500 MKII Stereo Receiver 1977 The first stereo receiver with quartz-synchronization for the FM band. Even the previous TX-4500 was a successful ONKYO upper middle class. Here the design has been optimized. For the display scale real thick glass is used. An expression of timeless elegance, in my opinion. A heavy receiver with high power for 3 pairs of speakers. 65 watt per channel. |
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| Sansui 990 Stereo Receiver |
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| Sansui 661 Stereo Receiver |
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| Marantz 2285B Stereo Receiver 1977 This receiver Model 2285B is a pure power machine with 85 watt per channel.A marantz typical oversized transformer gives the 2285B a weight of 17kg. It’s built with solid material to use for ever and ever |
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| Technics SA-5360 1976 A small receiver from the mid-seventies Technics series. 45 watt per channel. |
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| Marantz 2265B Stereo Receiver 1977 A greater black Marantz receiver of the last B-series from the 70s. Looks better in a wood cabinet. 65 watt per channel |
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