Description I'm offering a vintage Philips TA-F5213 stereo receiver, model year 1983. Receivers are direct descendants of the radiograms that were very popular in Europe in the 1981. Records were expensive, and radio stations broadcast music for free, so thrifty Europeans listened to the radio. Our model inherits the best features of its ancestors: a sensitive 3-band stereo tuner with 5 station presets, an excellent MM phono preamplifier with discrete components, and two tape loops. Other features of the Philips TA-F5213: aluminum front panel with a beautiful analog receiver scale, The 2 lamps are new! convenient large knobs for volume, tuner, and tone controls, equipped with switchable loudness compensation, two pairs of speakers: A, B, A+B The Philips F5213 (often listed as TA-F5213) is a vintage stereo receiver produced during the 1980s. It features analog tuning for FM, MW, and LW bands, and is generally characterized as a compact or midi-system component. Key Technical Specifications (General): Type: Stereo Receiver (Integrated Amplifier and Tuner). Tuning Bands: FM, MW, LW. Tuning Type: Analog. Component Type: Often part of a matched Philips hi-fi system, commonly known for "Super Class A/B" or standard efficient power amplification. Power output: 25 watts per channel into 8 Ω (stereo) 2x 30 Watt into 4 Ohms Frequency response: 10 Hz to 40 kHz Total harmonic distortion: 0.01% Dimensions: 420 x 110 x 330 mm Including 2 din speaker plugs with screw connection Carefully shipped