Philips - 732 Solid state stereo receiver

For the audiophile, a classic Philips tuner amplifier 732, perfect for enthusiasts of high-quality FM/AM reproduction and vintage audio equipment. This tuner is known for its clear sound quality, precise tuning, and durable Philips construction, making it a reliable addition to any hi-fi system.

The Philips 732 dates from the 1970s, typical of the hi-fi era when devices were built for both performance and aesthetics. It is not a pure tuner but a tuner-amplifier or receiver (so, a tuner and amplifier in one cabinet). This device combines an FM/AM radio with an integrated stereo amplifier (about 2 × 12 watts), allowing you to connect speakers directly. Ideal for those who appreciate retro hi-fi equipment with warm sound and classic design.

Next to the volume button at the front, there is the option to connect headphones, which is neatly concealed behind a foldable cover.

Retro charm: beautifully designed, often seen as an eye-catcher for vintage audio enthusiasts. Solidly built, with analog components, robust buttons, and often good material choices. An ideal choice for collectors of vintage audio equipment.

Main features

PU button (Pickup) → the switch is intended for a turntable, located at the back as a 5-pin DIN input.

Tape → a tape recorder or cassette deck can also be connected, also via a DIN connection on the back.

connection for two speakers

Volume, Balance, Bass and Treble

Power cable included

Made in Holland. Type 22RH732/OOZ - Sn.: PL 24714

Device status:
Optically: The device has clear signs of age and use (many scratches) on the metallic front at the top and on the veneer wood, as shown in the photos. The metallic front at the front, the black casing, and the back appear neat and clean.
Technically: The device was tested and works. The lights inside are functioning.

Dimensions: Width: 58cm - Depth: 21cm - Height: 11cm
Weight: 5.5kg
Is in a smoke-free house