Sony - TA-1150 Solid state integrated amplifier
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The Sony TA-1150 integrated amplifier, manufactured in 1973, is in excellent physical condition, has been tested and works, and includes a power cord.
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Sony TA-1150 Fully functional, Fantastic sound on both channels without noises and crackling. Potentiometer switches all functional. Tested on all inputs. Technically flawless. Optically with minimal signs of use, some minor scratches considering the age of the device, fantastically preserved. Inside and out, the amplifier is very clean and comes from a household without pets or smokers.
The Sony TA-1150 is a highly regarded vintage integrated amplifier from the early 1970s that is considered a hidden gem among audiophiles and a direct competitor to iconic models of the time, such as the Marantz 1060. It is known for its exceptional build quality, robustness and warm, mature sound reminiscent of much more expensive systems.
Users and experts from sites like HiFi Engine and Liquid Audio rate this amplifier through the following positives and negatives:
Advantages Exceptional sound quality: The sound is described as extremely dynamic, with "silky" soft highs, clear midrange and powerful, defined bass. It doesn't have the sharpness that is often characteristic of older transistor devices. Superb Phono Section: The amplifier has two excellent phono inputs for the turntable, making it a fantastic choice for vinyl lovers.
Build quality: The case is all metal, with heavy, quality buttons (no cheap plastic) and is extremely durable.
Rich features: Offers separate bass controls for left and right channels, high and low filters, and multiple inputs (two phono, two AUX, and two tape inputs.
Sony TA-1150 Fully functional, Fantastic sound on both channels without noises and crackling. Potentiometer switches all functional. Tested on all inputs. Technically flawless. Optically with minimal signs of use, some minor scratches considering the age of the device, fantastically preserved. Inside and out, the amplifier is very clean and comes from a household without pets or smokers.
The Sony TA-1150 is a highly regarded vintage integrated amplifier from the early 1970s that is considered a hidden gem among audiophiles and a direct competitor to iconic models of the time, such as the Marantz 1060. It is known for its exceptional build quality, robustness and warm, mature sound reminiscent of much more expensive systems.
Users and experts from sites like HiFi Engine and Liquid Audio rate this amplifier through the following positives and negatives:
Advantages Exceptional sound quality: The sound is described as extremely dynamic, with "silky" soft highs, clear midrange and powerful, defined bass. It doesn't have the sharpness that is often characteristic of older transistor devices. Superb Phono Section: The amplifier has two excellent phono inputs for the turntable, making it a fantastic choice for vinyl lovers.
Build quality: The case is all metal, with heavy, quality buttons (no cheap plastic) and is extremely durable.
Rich features: Offers separate bass controls for left and right channels, high and low filters, and multiple inputs (two phono, two AUX, and two tape inputs.
Details
Era
1400-1900
Brand
Sony
Model
TA-1150
Multiple models
No
Physical condition
Excellent
Number of objects
1
Includes
Power cord
Year of manufacturing
1973
Weight
8.3 kg
Functional condition
Tested and working/playable
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