Yamaha - CR-200 - Solid state stereo receiver

The Yamaha CR-200 Receiver is a vintage audio component highly regarded by audiophiles and enthusiasts of classic audio equipment. This receiver, produced in the 1970s, combines the timeless aesthetics of that era with impressive sound performance and functionality.

The amplifier stays in the on position. It is powered off by unplugging the power cord.

With a power output of about 20 watts per channel (at 8 ohms), the CR-200 Receiver provides enough power to render music vivid and dynamic. The audiophile quality of the sound is remarkable, with a warm and detailed tone that will appeal to both music lovers and serious listeners.

The design of the Yamaha CR-200 exudes that unmistakable retro charm. With its iconic wooden casing and elegant knobs and switches, this receiver adds a touch of nostalgia to any audio setup.

The scale lighting needs updating, and the power-on/off has a short delay. Otherwise, it plays superbly.

To ensure proper delivery, it is packed in very sturdy boxes, wrapped in bubble wrap. In addition to the strong packaging, the box is labeled as fragile with orange 'fragile' tape. For any further packing requests, please message after purchase.

Output power: About 20 watts per channel at 8 ohms.
Frequency response: Generally within the 20 Hz to 20 kHz range.
Signal-to-noise ratio: This can be around 70 dB or higher, indicating good signal clarity.
Inputs: Usually there are inputs for a turntable (phono), AUX (for other audio sources such as CD players), and sometimes even a tape deck.
Outputs: Speaker outputs for connecting speakers.
Tuner: Built-in AM/FM tuner with the ability to tune radio stations.
Controls: Knobs and switches for adjusting volume, balance, bass, treble, and source selection.