Philips - 22AH103 Analogue Stereo Tuner
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The Philips 22AH103 analogue stereo tuner, introduced in 1981, is in excellent physical condition and tested and working, and includes a power cord.
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The Philips 22AH103 (introduced around 1981) is a classic, analog hi-fi AM/FM stereo tuner from the vintage era of Philips. The device is known for its characteristic illuminated glass tuning bowl and the reliable 'thick-film' modules that were used at the time for stable stereo reception.
The main specifications and features of this vintage tuner are:
Key Features
Golf areas: Equipped with FM (stereo/mono), medium wave (MG/MW) and long wave (LG/LW).
Preferred stations: Electronic Varicap tuning that allows up to 5 FM preferred stations to be manually set via small controls on the front panel.
Technology: Uses a FET AM/FM tuner, ceramic filters and automatic fine-tuning (AFC) for interference-free reception.
Visual indicators: Two illuminated analog meters that display the field strength (signal strength) and the exact channel tuning.
Technical Specifications
Feature Specification
Introduction year 1981
Frequency range FM 87.5 – 108 MHz
Frequency range (Audio) 20 – 15,000 Hz (-3dB)
FM sensitivity 0.9 µV
Total harmonic distortion (THD) 0.25% (mono/stereo)
Channel separation 38dB
Housing Metal housing with an illuminated tuning bowl
At the time, this model was often part of a complete Philips HiFi set, combined with the accompanying amplifier (such as the 22AH305) and the cassette deck N5361.
Carefully shipped
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.
Translated by Google TranslateThe Philips 22AH103 (introduced around 1981) is a classic, analog hi-fi AM/FM stereo tuner from the vintage era of Philips. The device is known for its characteristic illuminated glass tuning bowl and the reliable 'thick-film' modules that were used at the time for stable stereo reception.
The main specifications and features of this vintage tuner are:
Key Features
Golf areas: Equipped with FM (stereo/mono), medium wave (MG/MW) and long wave (LG/LW).
Preferred stations: Electronic Varicap tuning that allows up to 5 FM preferred stations to be manually set via small controls on the front panel.
Technology: Uses a FET AM/FM tuner, ceramic filters and automatic fine-tuning (AFC) for interference-free reception.
Visual indicators: Two illuminated analog meters that display the field strength (signal strength) and the exact channel tuning.
Technical Specifications
Feature Specification
Introduction year 1981
Frequency range FM 87.5 – 108 MHz
Frequency range (Audio) 20 – 15,000 Hz (-3dB)
FM sensitivity 0.9 µV
Total harmonic distortion (THD) 0.25% (mono/stereo)
Channel separation 38dB
Housing Metal housing with an illuminated tuning bowl
At the time, this model was often part of a complete Philips HiFi set, combined with the accompanying amplifier (such as the 22AH305) and the cassette deck N5361.
Carefully shipped
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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Era
1900-2000
Brand
Philips
Model
22AH103 Analogue Stereo
Multiple models
No
Physical condition
Excellent
Number of objects
1
Includes
Power cord
Weight
6 kg
Functional condition
Tested and working/playable
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