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A capable unit from the Kenwood team, whether you want to use it as a surround receiver, or keep it switched into stereo mode… it has power to spare either way, offering 100 watts per channel. It is 6 channels as opposed to 5.1 channels, it includes a subwoofer amplifier, so the subwoofer out will drive a passive subwoofer directly. In surround modes the unit will decode Dolby Digital, DTS, Dolby ProLogic etc. In addition to the inbuilt AM/FM Stereo tuner the unit has six line level (aux) inp

Based in Brisbane and shipping Australia-wide Reclaimed Audio and Electronics specialises in vintage electronics. All of our products have been professionally restored, and are covered with a minimum six month warranty. We also stock a complimentary range of new electronic products. We ship Australia Wide, and keep freight costs reasonable. Payment accepted via direct deposit, secure credit card, or Afterpay. Pickup from Brisbane or Ipswich can also be arranged. Full manufacturer warranty app

For sale is 1 By One portable record player. Tested working. May need a service. Smoke and pet-free home. If the ad is up, it is still available for sale. Cash/pickup preferred. Available for delivery at buyer's expense but payment must be made with bank transfer only. I do not accept PayPal at this time. I'm unavailable on weekends. All cash/pickup deals need to be made by appointment only during office hours between Mon-Fri. Any questions are welcome. Price is firm but open to any reasonable

Note: There is no remote control with this unit (Denon RC-258 if you want to grab one from a marketplace) but all main functions are accessible from front panel. Denon did a great job with this 5 disc carousel style CD player from 1996. Rather than jam it full of functions they concentrated on fantastic audio performance, and succeeded. The unit is endowed with Alpha Processor technology, providing superior sound quality. The unit allows for “hot changing” discs whilst a dis is still playing,

The B105 is one of Technics entry level decks from the era, so kudos to them for making it sound so good – these hold their own against much more expensive units. They use a full auto stop mechanism that’s servo assisted (resulting in soft touch buttons to activate) , and can cope with three tape types, selectable via a switch bank. They have Dolby noise reduction, and, unusually for an entry level deck, have both microphone and line level inputs. Level display is via LED driven meters. All l

New boxed product covered by full manufacturer warranty. This rugged professional fully manual turntable from Audio Technica gives you a choice of outputs: • Traditional magnetic phono level (needs to connect to a “phono” input) • RIAA equalised line level output ready to feed into any aux input • Digital USB output to connect to your computer etc. – Perfect for digitising your record collection using programs like Audactity It’s fitted with a high quality VM95 cartridge and elliptical stylu

“Computer Controlled Audio Video Receiver” certainly sounds like an 80s product! In fact lurking behind all of those buttons and lights is actually a really capable 2 x 35W receiver from Akai’s design team, and it has the added bonus of an inbuilt adjustable “effects” circuit that can run additional rear speakers, or create simulated stereo from mono signals. It delivers 35 watts per channel, and has two separately selectable speaker zones in addition to the optional connection of a rear zone

A capable and good looking unit from the Sherwood stable that delivers 20 watts per channel into 8Ω and 25 watts per channel into 4Ω with two independently selectable speaker zones. The inbuilt AM FM stereo tuner works well, and is unusual in that it employs digital type push button tuning that translates to an analogue display featuring a moving pinpoint LED as a pointer. In addition to manual tuning it will store 5 AM station positions and 5 FM station positions. Volume, bass, treble and ba

(No remote with this unit, but all functions accessible from front panel.) The same engineering as found in Sony’s full width units, but in the more compact 360mm wide “midi” size format the CDP-M11 is an offering from 1994 that punches way above its weight, offering superb audio performance and a pleasing front panel layout that even includes direct entry track buttons. Display is via a single colour VFD, and significant programming features have been included in the design including shuffle

NAD’s 1986 model 6240 Cassette Deck follows that “minimalist” design cues of all NAD gear of the era, but don’t let that fool you, it’s a capable machine that does exactly as it’s supposed to, and with exceptional audio clarity thanks to its wide dynamic range. The mechanism is servo assisted, with full auto stop and a positive feel from the big actuation buttons. A mechanical tape counter is fitted, as are peak reading LED meters. Record levels are adjustable via concentric knobs, and Tandber