The Akai AM-39 is a stereo integrated hi-fi amplifier released in the mid-1990s (approx. 1995/1996). It is a solid, classic two-channel amplifier known for its reliability and powerful, dynamic sound reproduction. Key Specifications • Power output: 2 x 60 watts per channel at 8Ω (stereo) / 2 x 100 watts sine wave power at 4Ω. • Total Harmonic Distortion (THD): Very low, at just 0.005%. • Frequency response: 30Hz to 20kHz (power bandwidth ranges from 10Hz to 60kHz). • Signal-to-noise ratio: 101dB (Line), 85dB (Phono MM), 71dB (Phono MC). • Speaker impedance: Compatible with speakers ranging from 4Ω to 16Ω. • Dimensions: 425 x 156 x 370 mm. • Weight: 10.2 kg. Features and Connections • Phono preamplifier: Built-in phono stage with a switch for both MM (Moving Magnet) and MC (Moving Coil) cartridges—ideal for vinyl enthusiasts. • Source Direct: A dedicated switch that bypasses the tone controls to ensure the purest, undistorted audio signal. This function also incorporates a subsonic filter to remove unwanted low-frequency noise (such as vibrations from a turntable). • Inputs: Features 6 analog audio inputs, including Phono, CD, Tuner, and Tape connections. • Rec Out Selector: Allows you to listen to one source while recording another. Fully working correct. Carefully insured shipped