Known for its warm analog sound, smooth tuner section, and classic brushed‑aluminum faceplate, the KR‑3400 remains a favorite among collectors and listeners who appreciate early Kenwood build quality.
Vintage Kenwood KR-3400 Reciever. NICE Condition, Tested Working.
Known for its warm analog sound, smooth tuner section, and classic brushed‑aluminum faceplate, the KR‑3400 remains a favorite among collectors and listeners who appreciate early Kenwood build quality.
Vintage Kenwood KR-3400 Reciever. NICE Condition, Tested Working.
Known for its warm analog sound, smooth tuner section, and classic brushed‑aluminum faceplate, the KR‑3400 remains a favorite among collectors and listeners who appreciate early Kenwood build quality.
Vintage Kenwood KR-3400 Reciever. NICE Condition, Tested Working.
Known for its warm analog sound, smooth tuner section, and classic brushed‑aluminum faceplate, the KR‑3400 remains a favorite among collectors and listeners who appreciate early Kenwood build quality.
Vintage Kenwood KR-3400 Reciever. NICE Condition, Tested Working.
Known for its warm analog sound, smooth tuner section, and classic brushed‑aluminum faceplate, the KR‑3400 remains a favorite among collectors and listeners who appreciate early Kenwood build quality.
Vintage Kenwood KR-3400 Reciever. NICE Condition, Tested Working.
Known for its warm analog sound, smooth tuner section, and classic brushed‑aluminum faceplate, the KR‑3400 remains a favorite among collectors and listeners who appreciate early Kenwood build quality.
Vintage Kenwood KR-3400 Reciever. NICE Condition, Tested Working.
Known for its warm analog sound, smooth tuner section, and classic brushed‑aluminum faceplate, the KR‑3400 remains a favorite among collectors and listeners who appreciate early Kenwood build quality.
Vintage Kenwood KR-4140, 18W Receiver, 1970, Partially Recapped, Serviced
Semiconductors: 2 x IC, 2 x FET, 36 x transistors, 33 x diodes. Speaker load impedance: 4Ω to 16Ω. Output: 150mV (line), 30mV (DIN). Signal to noise ratio: 58dB (mic), 65dB (MM), 75dB (DIN), 75dB (line).
Vintage Kenwood KR-4140, 18W Receiver, 1970, Partially Recapped, Serviced
Semiconductors: 2 x IC, 2 x FET, 36 x transistors, 33 x diodes. Speaker load impedance: 4Ω to 16Ω. Output: 150mV (line), 30mV (DIN). Signal to noise ratio: 58dB (mic), 65dB (MM), 75dB (DIN), 75dB (line).
Vintage Kenwood KR-3200, 13 W AM/FM Stereo Receiver, 1972, Pro. Serviced
Tuning range: FM, MW. Check Out The Stereo, If There Is Anything Wrong, We Will Fix It. Power output: 13.5 watts per channel into 8Ω (stereo). Damping factor: 50. Total harmonic distortion: 1%. Frequency response: 25Hz to 35kHz.