TEAC - AS-M30 Solid state integrated amplifier

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Teac AS-M30 Stereo Amplifier

The TEAC AS-M30 is a classic Japanese stereo integrated amplifier from 1978, combining understated 1970s styling with a straightforward analogue design. Rated at 30 watts per channel into 8 ohms, it is well suited to a wide range of vintage and modern bookshelf or floorstanding speakers.

The AS-M30 features a built-in MM phono stage for connecting a turntable, alongside dedicated Tuner, AUX and two Tape inputs. It can also accommodate two pairs of speakers, with A, B and A+B speaker selection. TEAC’s original design uses a direct-coupled OCL power amplifier and bipolar power supply, while the phono section was designed for low-noise operation.

To deliver this product properly, it is carefully packed in very strong boxes, thereby wrapped in bubble wrap with lots of padding. We mainly use plastic to fill up the package; if you wish differently please contact us. The package is shipped insured to protect both the buyer and seller. For further packing wishes please message after purchase. Photos serve as additional description of product condition / condition of display & LEDs. Please review them carefully before purchase. Orders to islands, or special destinations have a higher shipping cost, for example; Canary Islands.

Seller's Story

Audio Star is a Dutch audio webshop, located in Netherlands and online. Audio Star stands for audio for everyone, we offer audio in all segments! From low-end to high-end, everything to provide you with a wonderful listening experience. Audio Star is known for its customer friendliness where the customer is always #1!

Teac AS-M30 Stereo Amplifier

The TEAC AS-M30 is a classic Japanese stereo integrated amplifier from 1978, combining understated 1970s styling with a straightforward analogue design. Rated at 30 watts per channel into 8 ohms, it is well suited to a wide range of vintage and modern bookshelf or floorstanding speakers.

The AS-M30 features a built-in MM phono stage for connecting a turntable, alongside dedicated Tuner, AUX and two Tape inputs. It can also accommodate two pairs of speakers, with A, B and A+B speaker selection. TEAC’s original design uses a direct-coupled OCL power amplifier and bipolar power supply, while the phono section was designed for low-noise operation.

To deliver this product properly, it is carefully packed in very strong boxes, thereby wrapped in bubble wrap with lots of padding. We mainly use plastic to fill up the package; if you wish differently please contact us. The package is shipped insured to protect both the buyer and seller. For further packing wishes please message after purchase. Photos serve as additional description of product condition / condition of display & LEDs. Please review them carefully before purchase. Orders to islands, or special destinations have a higher shipping cost, for example; Canary Islands.

Seller's Story

Audio Star is a Dutch audio webshop, located in Netherlands and online. Audio Star stands for audio for everyone, we offer audio in all segments! From low-end to high-end, everything to provide you with a wonderful listening experience. Audio Star is known for its customer friendliness where the customer is always #1!

Details

Era
1900-2000
Brand
TEAC
Model
AS-M30
Multiple models
No
Physical condition
Good
Number of objects
1
Includes
No extra's
Weight
8 kg
Functional condition
Tested and working/playable
Sold by
The NetherlandsVerified
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Objects sold
99.53%
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