Optimus Prime's Stereo Equipment Old School Audio - Old School Prices - Professionally Tested Product Description This is a Sony STR-AV300 FM Stereo/FM-AM receiver — Sony's "Audio/Video Control Center" from the late 1980s, featuring a quartz-lock digital synthesizer tuner, a 3-band graphic equalizer, and inputs for Phono, CD, Tape/DAT, and Video. Both channels drive cleanly, the AM/FM tuner locks on to stations, and all front-panel functions including the equalizer, balance, muting, and headphone output operate correctly. Cosmetic condition shows typical wear consistent with age — light dust accumulation and minor scuffs on the faceplate, but the unit presents well overall. Please review all photos for details. Highlights At A Glance ✔ Fully tested and verified ✔ Good cosmetic condition with minor wear from use and age ✔ Free 30-day returns ✔ Fast, insured shipping Testing & Verification Both stereo channels were tested for clean output with no hum, distortion, or channel dropout. The AM and FM tuner sections were verified using the quartz-lock digital synthesizer — stations tune, lock, and preset memory functions operate correctly. All inputs (Phono, CD, Tape/DAT, Video) were cycled through, balance and tone/EQ controls were swept end to end, the -20dB muting function was confirmed, and the front headphone jack was verified. Speaker A and Speaker B switching both function as intended. Shipping & Returns Fast, insured shipping from Minnesota. Free 30-day returns. Item is carefully packaged for safe delivery.

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