Philips - 22RH712 Solid state stereo receiver

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Philips 22RH712 vintage hi‑fi receiver, manufactured circa 1972–1974, refurbished and tested as working, in Excellent physical condition, weight 8 kg, includes power cord and DIN speaker plugs, input RCA cables and antenna.

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Description from the seller

The Philips 22RH712 is a classic vintage hi-fi receiver, produced by Philips between 1972 and 1974. This unit is known for its characteristic 1970s design, featuring an blue illuminated "thermometer-style" tuning scale and a cabinet finished in wood or black veneer.

Key Specifications

• Power Output: Delivers approximately 2x 13 watts RMS per channel at 8 ohms (or up to 2x 20 watts at 4 ohms).
• Radio Reception: Equipped with FM (featuring 5 preset buttons), Medium Wave (MW), Long Wave (LW), and Short Wave (SW).
• Connections: Includes analog DIN inputs for a turntable (compatible with both moving-magnet/MM cartridges and ceramic cartridges), a microphone, and a line-level input (for devices such as a reel-to-reel tape recorder or cassette deck).
• Design: Features distinctive illumination, slider controls, and the recognizable toggle switches typical of the Philips "fish-eye" era.


All lamps are new flicker free led lamps and receives very good FM in stereo
(lamp is always on)
.contacts are cleaned
Set to 240 volts input
Bias set correct

Including Din speaker plugs, input RCA cables
and antenna.

Carefully shipped
Pictures are description

Seller's Story

With a passion for technology and sound, we offer a varied selection, mainly of analog audio equipment, for every budget. Everything is checked, tested, cleaned, and usually refurbished as well. Shipping in sturdy packaging and pickup is always possible near Hoorn/Alkmaar.
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The Philips 22RH712 is a classic vintage hi-fi receiver, produced by Philips between 1972 and 1974. This unit is known for its characteristic 1970s design, featuring an blue illuminated "thermometer-style" tuning scale and a cabinet finished in wood or black veneer.

Key Specifications

• Power Output: Delivers approximately 2x 13 watts RMS per channel at 8 ohms (or up to 2x 20 watts at 4 ohms).
• Radio Reception: Equipped with FM (featuring 5 preset buttons), Medium Wave (MW), Long Wave (LW), and Short Wave (SW).
• Connections: Includes analog DIN inputs for a turntable (compatible with both moving-magnet/MM cartridges and ceramic cartridges), a microphone, and a line-level input (for devices such as a reel-to-reel tape recorder or cassette deck).
• Design: Features distinctive illumination, slider controls, and the recognizable toggle switches typical of the Philips "fish-eye" era.


All lamps are new flicker free led lamps and receives very good FM in stereo
(lamp is always on)
.contacts are cleaned
Set to 240 volts input
Bias set correct

Including Din speaker plugs, input RCA cables
and antenna.

Carefully shipped
Pictures are description

Seller's Story

With a passion for technology and sound, we offer a varied selection, mainly of analog audio equipment, for every budget. Everything is checked, tested, cleaned, and usually refurbished as well. Shipping in sturdy packaging and pickup is always possible near Hoorn/Alkmaar.
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Details

Era
1900-2000
Brand
Philips
Model
22RH712
Multiple models
No
Physical condition
Excellent
Number of objects
1
Includes
+ Extra item (see description), Power cord, Refurbished
Weight
8 kg
Functional condition
Tested and working/playable
The NetherlandsVerified
6294
Objects sold
100%
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