Yamaha - RX-396RDS Solid state stereo receiver





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Yamaha RX-396RDS stereo receiver, manufactured in 1990, measures approx. 43 × 15 × 29 cm, weighs 5.5 kg, visually good with light signs of wear, electrically tested and functioning, no extras included.
Description from the seller
Offered: a neat and good-sounding Yamaha RX-296 stereo receiver.
This amplifier is visually in nice condition with minor, normal signs of use. Technically the unit has been tested and functions as expected: all inputs, outputs and audio playback work as expected and deliver the characteristic clear and balanced Yamaha sound.
Note: the power button sometimes responds a bit sluggishly. This is a well-known small mechanical flaw in older equipment and easy to fix for the handy enthusiast.
Ideal for vintage audio fans, a second setup, or as a solid foundation for a stereo system.
Technical specifications
Type: Stereo receiver
Power: approx. 2 x 70–80 W (8 ohm, typical for this class)
Frequency response: approx. 20 Hz – 20 kHz
Tuner: FM/AM integrated
Inputs: e.g. CD, Tuner, Tape, Aux
Outputs: speakers A/B, headphone
Impedance: suitable for 6–8 ohm speakers
Signal-to-noise ratio: approx. 90–100 dB (class average)
Construction: solid metal chassis
Color: black
(Specifications based on manufacturer data and similar Yamaha models from this series)
Condition
Visual: good, minor signs of use
Technical: operational
Known issue: power button occasionally sticks
Delivery
Carefully packed and shipped
Why it’s interesting?
Yamaha receivers are known for reliability and neutral sound reproduction. This model is a nice opportunity for collectors or enthusiasts of classic hi-fi equipment.
Offered: a neat and good-sounding Yamaha RX-296 stereo receiver.
This amplifier is visually in nice condition with minor, normal signs of use. Technically the unit has been tested and functions as expected: all inputs, outputs and audio playback work as expected and deliver the characteristic clear and balanced Yamaha sound.
Note: the power button sometimes responds a bit sluggishly. This is a well-known small mechanical flaw in older equipment and easy to fix for the handy enthusiast.
Ideal for vintage audio fans, a second setup, or as a solid foundation for a stereo system.
Technical specifications
Type: Stereo receiver
Power: approx. 2 x 70–80 W (8 ohm, typical for this class)
Frequency response: approx. 20 Hz – 20 kHz
Tuner: FM/AM integrated
Inputs: e.g. CD, Tuner, Tape, Aux
Outputs: speakers A/B, headphone
Impedance: suitable for 6–8 ohm speakers
Signal-to-noise ratio: approx. 90–100 dB (class average)
Construction: solid metal chassis
Color: black
(Specifications based on manufacturer data and similar Yamaha models from this series)
Condition
Visual: good, minor signs of use
Technical: operational
Known issue: power button occasionally sticks
Delivery
Carefully packed and shipped
Why it’s interesting?
Yamaha receivers are known for reliability and neutral sound reproduction. This model is a nice opportunity for collectors or enthusiasts of classic hi-fi equipment.

