Erres - RS5702/00Z Solid state stereo receiver

The Erres RS5702 (identical to the Philips 22RH702) is a vintage solid-state Hi-Fi stereo receiver first sold in 1972. It was part of Philips' international audio range.
Key Specifications:
Power Output: Delivers 2 x 15 watts RMS into 4 Ω loads.
Tuner Bands: Covers FM, MW, LW, and SW radio bands.
Features:
FM Presets: Includes five FM preset buttons with yellow sliding indicators.
Controls: Features dedicated knobs for volume, balance, bass, and treble.
Loudness System: Equipped with "psychological bass compensation" to maintain bass levels at low volumes.
Automatic Frequency Control (AFC): Helps stabilize FM tuning.
Aesthetics: Known for its "bookshelf" design and distinctive yellow-lit tuning indicators.
Inputs: Supports connections for a tape or cassette recorder, as well as both MM (magneto-dynamic) and crystal pick-ups (turntables).
Outputs: Includes a headphone jack (5-pin DIN) hidden behind a front panel cover and connections for external speakers.

This receiver has been tested and works very well, the sound quality is excellent (HiFi: 20-20000Hz) and stereo FM stations can be received perfectly. All the internal light bulbs are still working, this receiver looks beautiful in a dim lit room!

Photos serve as additional descriptions of the condition of the product. Please examine these carefully before purchase, there is a scratch on the left side panel but the overall optical condition is good.


To deliver this product properly, it is carefully packed in very strong boxes, wrapped in bubble wrap with plenty of filling material. The package is shipped insured to protect both the buyer and the seller.