Kenwood KR-5150 Stereo 1970 - Silverface metal box
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The Kenwood KR-5150 is a highly collectible, robust solid-state AM/FM stereo receiver produced between 1970 and 1975. It is widely celebrated in the vintage audio community for its exceptionally sensitive tuner section and its distinct early '70s "tusk" push-button design layoutPower Output: 33 Watts per channel into 8 ohms (stereo).Frequency Response: Smooth bandwidth ranging from 20Hz to 40kHz.Total Harmonic Distortion: Rated cleanly at 0.5%.Speaker Support: Highly versatile, handling impedance loads across 4, 8, and 16 ohms while running up to three separate pairs of speakers (A, B, C selection modes).Dual Phono Inputs: Allows you to connect up to two separate turntables simultaneously.Dual Auxiliary Inputs: Great for patching in modern Bluetooth adapters, DACs, or streaming devices.Microphone Inputs: Includes specialized dedicated Left and Right 1/4" mic jacks directly on the front panel with separate mixing controls.
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