Technics - SC-CH650 Composant Mini/Micro Ensemble hi-fi - Différents modèles

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Technics Vintage Hi‑Fi System – SA-CH650 / SH-CH550 / RS-CH550 / SB-CH530A

I am selling a vintage Technics Hi-Fi system from the 1990s, consisting of several Technics components from the same design generation; it is suitable for both regular use and for collectors of Japanese audio equipment.

Set components:

• Technics SA-CH650 – Amplifier/Tuner unit
• Technics SH-CH550 – Sound Processor / Equalizer
• Technics RS-CH550 – Cassette Deck
• 2 × Technics SB-CH530A – Original speakers
• Technics remote control

SA-CH650
This is the amplifier/tuner component of the CH650 generation.
It dates back to the mid-1990s.
(The display brightness is lower compared to the Sound Processor.)

The SH-CH550 is a very interesting sound processor featuring an equalizer and multiple sound processing modes, including HALL, LIVE, DISCO, HEAVY, CLEAR, and SOFT.
This is a highly interesting component.
It features:

graphic equalizer;
SPACE processing;
HALL / LIVE / DISCO modes;
HEAVY / CLEAR / SOFT presets;
CAR ST / HP ST modes;
inputs for TUNER, CD, TAPE, and DAT;
PHONO input with RIAA standard;
frequency response: approx. 15 Hz–20 kHz;
dimensions: 270 × 89.5 × 263 mm;
weight: approx. 1.7 kg.

The RS-CH550 is the cassette deck from the SC-CH550 series, making it a suitable component for enthusiasts of Technics cassette decks and Hi-Fi systems from the 1990s.
The RS-CH550 is the original cassette deck for the SC-CH530/SC-CH540 system.
It belongs to the same generation, dating from approximately 1992–1994.

The SB-CH530A speakers are Technics models from the same era—used in the SC-CH530/SC-CH540 systems—and provide a perfect aesthetic and functional match for the setup.

This combination is ideal for enthusiasts of vintage Japanese Hi-Fi who wish to assemble a system using Technics components from the same period and design line.
Era: approximately 1992–1996, depending on the specific component.

Ideal for: Technics collectors, vintage Japanese Hi‑Fi enthusiasts, and fans of audio cassettes and retro systems.
The CD connector on the ribbon cable is faulty; this is marked with white tape in the photo.