Maximum allowable input Phono : 350 mV or more (1 kHz, RMS). Channel separation Phono : 60 dB or more. 100V INPUT. Input impedance Phono1 : 33k Ω, 50k Ω, 100k Ω (with changeover switch). Input Sensitivity (Output 1 v) Phono1:2.6mV.
Luxman Luxkit A3600 Tube Power Amplifier Vintage Japan Audio with Box Used
This is a LUXKIT A3600 stereo tube power amplifier, manufactured by Luxkit Corporation, Japan. The front panel shows “Stereo Power Amplifier model A3600”, and the original box also indicates LUXKIT A3600.
NEW LUXMAN Synthesized FM AM Stereo Receiver Amp R-341 NOS! OPEN BOX! COMPLETE!
This receiver has been tested. it powers up & seems to works fine. I have only tested the radio portion as this unit is new & the rest of the functions should work fine. This is a fairly POWERFUL receiver but is not a SUPER power house receiver but it’s nothing to sneeze at either.
LUXMAN R-341 Stereo Receiver-Phono Input-Sythesized Tuner-35Wx2-PreOwn-Exc Cond
Your jaw will drop with the sound quality and reception of the tuner! Tested:Almost perfect for a 35 year old receiver. Fine Print that is not that fine Condition: PreOwned in Excellent condition.
Original Luxman CL-32 – Pre-Amplifier Manual (Vintage)
We have been involved in carrying the best U.S. made (McIntosh, Rogue, Nordost & more).
Serviced Clean Sony STR-6046A Stereo Receiver Working Well
Aux, FM and AM all work well. Static free operation. Sound is robust for a lower power unit.
Luxman T-240 AM/FM Stereo Tuner VERY GOOD
Classic silver-face Luxman styling. Luxman T-240 AM/FM Stereo Tuner. Clear FM reception with warm analog sound. Overall condition: VERY GOOD. Power cord. Moon by SimAudio. Mofi Electronics. Grimani Systems.
LUXMAN T4 Vintage AM/FM Tuner nice condition
Luxman T-Series T-450 Vintage AM/FM Analog Radio Tuner Made In Japan WORKING!!
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Vintage LUXMAN MB-3045 Mono Tube Power Amplifier In ORIGINAL Box NO CORD – READ
We will place both boxes inside another box for added protection, and to preserve the condition of the Luxman boxes. Our photographs are a direct representation of the condition of the unit. The amplifier is MISSING one of the tubes (see pic #3-6 above for a visual).