2 Results: New & Used in vintage speakers in Thornlands 4164, QLD

For sale is a stunning classic golden era Technics AM/FM receiver-amplifier model SA-5560 made in Japan circa 1977 in excellent condition, professionally restored to its complete original glory. Rightly referred to as a 'monster' amplifier due its massive power output (and weight), with more than enough current to drive highly demanding speakers, rated at 90W per channel minimum RMS into 4 ohms from 20Hz to 20Khz with no more than 0.1% THD. Proper audiophile performance; there's nothing to not

This one also available to examine / purchase in person at the Reclaimed Audio space at the Camp Hill Antique Centre. Monarch International was an American Hi-Fi brand who had their gear manufactured in Japan. This amplifier (a really nice unit by the way!) would have been manufactured by one of the Japanese factories like Nippon Sound or Nikko Electric. It’s a good looking thing, with a black face, and oiled veneer enclosure, and following a full restore offers a beautiful vintage sound. The

Please call or text to for fast response. Beautiful vintage stereo system. Comes with speaker cables. Fully serviced, excellent working condition. Wonderful sound, top quality cassette deck. Stereo Amplifier, AM/FM Srereo Tuner, 4-erack 2-channel Stereo Cassette Player/Recorder. Specifications: Model: SC-103X - Sharp; Osaka Main principle Superheterodyne Power type and voltage Alternating Current supply (AC) / 110; 120; 220; 240 Volt Material Wooden case Shape Tablemodel Dimens

Please call or text to for fast response. In Very Nice Clean Condition A wonderful little system with the aux CD/Line In, so you can plug your cell and ipod. All Buttons Work, FM/AM Radio and Five band frequency equalizer Work Great. High speed dubbing cassette recorder/ playback decks work well. Antenna is in great straight condition Speakers Sound Great, Speakers detachable Includes Power Cord Can also Run on 6 D Batteries Cat. No 14 - 770 Freq. Range Am 520 - 1620 kHz - FM 88 - 10

A solidly built receiver released by JVC in 1981 the good looking R-1X is also a great performer. It uses discrete bipolar transistor output devices and low noise circuitry throughout, a nice unit from the days when JVC was a premium brand. The sensitive low distortion tuner section also performs exceptionally well, and includes an LED signal strength meter, stereo light, and a group of three LEDs for FM tuning assistance. The full length green backlighting on the slide rule type tuning displa

SUBSIDISED INSURED SHIPPING ON THIS COMPLETE SYSTEM $120 AUSTRALIA WIDE, $10 BRISBANE / IPSWICH areas in SEQ. Dating from 1982 these fully restored (with warranty) Hi-Fi components from Japan’s Akai even come with their original owner’s manuals and of course look like the matched system that they are. One owner, one location for the last 4 decades! One of Akai’s premium offerings at the time based around higher quality components than were sometimes found in package deals. There’s a direct dr

Akai just made just beautiful gear in the mid 70s, and this AA5210 emphasises the fact… conservatively rated at 18 watts per channel into 4Ω but weighing in at a very solid 7.2kg is the first clue that it’s a no-compromise design. A closer look reveals a beautiful brushed aluminium front panel, solid machined aluminium knobs with rubber inlays, and under the cover first rate components and beautiful construction. It sounds every bit as good as it looks and feels. Of course because available pow

“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

Restored with Warranty. $64.95 insured shipping Australia wide, or less for postcodes close to Brisbane. As a new century loomed the once mighty Radio Shack / Tandy empire was finding it harder and harder to achieve the sales dominance they once held due to a range of factors and increasing competition in a changing world. They still offered in house products that provided a lot of performance for the price but were now working harder than ever for sales. This is just about the last of the “tr