Why this one

• Excellent condition - light signs of use, no obvious issues
• Fully tested - all applicable functions verified working
• Covers FM, MW and LW bands with 66dB FM signal-to-noise ratio.
• A compact, capable early-1980s tuner at a fraction of modern equivalent pricing.

Condition: Excellent

This hi-fi tuner is in excellent condition. It has passed our 7-point functional test, with 2 item(s) not applicable to this unit. Please review all photos carefully, as they provide an accurate representation of the cosmetic condition of the product.

What's included

• Marantz ST320L
• No additional accessories included

About this model

The Marantz ST320L is an AM/FM stereo tuner produced between 1982 and 1984, covering FM (87.5-108 MHz), MW (525-1605 kHz), and LW (150-350 kHz) bands - a notably broad tuning range that includes Long Wave, less common in tuners of this era. FM performance is well-specified for its class, with a sensitivity of 2.0µV, signal-to-noise ratio of 66dB, distortion of just 0.35%, and selectivity of 65dB, alongside a frequency response of 30Hz to 15kHz. The unit is built around a discrete semiconductor array of five ICs, 22 transistors, two FETs, and 16 diodes. In a slim 416 × 55 × 192mm chassis weighing 2.4kg, it fits neatly into a period or modern rack stack.

A great opportunity to own a Marantz ST320L at this price point.