SANYO - JCX2900KR Solid state stereo receiver

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Description from the seller

Sanyo JCX-2900KR – Vintage Stereo Receiver – 2 × 140 W – Made in Japan – 1970s
Description:
Magnificent Sanyo JCX-2900KR, a striking late-1970s Japanese stereo receiver, aimed at collectors and enthusiasts of vintage hi-fi.
The JCX-2900KR is part of the high-end Sanyo receivers of this era. It stands out for its robust construction, its imposing aluminium front panel, its two VU meters, its analog tuner and its substantial power.
The amplification delivers about 2 × 140 W into 8 Ω and 2 × 150 W into 4 Ω, with a declared particularly low total harmonic distortion. The unit notably offers two phono inputs, AUX, several Tape connections, preamplifier outputs and three possibilities for connecting loudspeakers.
Condition:
The unit is functional.
However, it has not undergone a recent electronic service. It is therefore sold as a functional vintage device, in its current and original condition.
The front panel is generally in good condition considering its age. The cabinet shows the usual traces and marks associated with use and the device’s age.
No original manual or original carton are provided.
The unit will be packed with the utmost care given its weight and value.

Main features
• Brand: Sanyo
• Model: JCX-2900KR
• Era: around 1978–1980
• Manufacture: Japan
• Type: Stereo Receiver / Amplifier-tuner
• Power: 2 × 140 W / 8 Ω
• Power: 2 × 150 W / 4 Ω
• Tuner: FM / MW
• Inputs: Phono 1, Phono 2, AUX, Tape
• Headphone output: 6.3 mm
• Speaker connections: 3 pairs
• Dimensions: approximately 540 × 186 × 470 mm
• Weight: approximately 23 kg

Sanyo JCX-2900KR – Vintage Stereo Receiver – 2 × 140 W – Made in Japan – 1970s
Description:
Magnificent Sanyo JCX-2900KR, a striking late-1970s Japanese stereo receiver, aimed at collectors and enthusiasts of vintage hi-fi.
The JCX-2900KR is part of the high-end Sanyo receivers of this era. It stands out for its robust construction, its imposing aluminium front panel, its two VU meters, its analog tuner and its substantial power.
The amplification delivers about 2 × 140 W into 8 Ω and 2 × 150 W into 4 Ω, with a declared particularly low total harmonic distortion. The unit notably offers two phono inputs, AUX, several Tape connections, preamplifier outputs and three possibilities for connecting loudspeakers.
Condition:
The unit is functional.
However, it has not undergone a recent electronic service. It is therefore sold as a functional vintage device, in its current and original condition.
The front panel is generally in good condition considering its age. The cabinet shows the usual traces and marks associated with use and the device’s age.
No original manual or original carton are provided.
The unit will be packed with the utmost care given its weight and value.

Main features
• Brand: Sanyo
• Model: JCX-2900KR
• Era: around 1978–1980
• Manufacture: Japan
• Type: Stereo Receiver / Amplifier-tuner
• Power: 2 × 140 W / 8 Ω
• Power: 2 × 150 W / 4 Ω
• Tuner: FM / MW
• Inputs: Phono 1, Phono 2, AUX, Tape
• Headphone output: 6.3 mm
• Speaker connections: 3 pairs
• Dimensions: approximately 540 × 186 × 470 mm
• Weight: approximately 23 kg

Details

Era
1900-2000
Brand
SANYO
Model
JCX2900KR
Multiple models
No
Physical condition
Very good
Number of objects
1
Includes
Power supply
Serial number
56160324
Year of manufacturing
1978
Weight
24 kg
Functional condition
Tested and working/playable
Height
18 cm
Width
54 cm
Depth
45 cm
FranceVerified
64
Objects sold
Private

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