Pioneer SX-626 Receiver

Manufactured from 1971-1973

Specs:

20 Watts Per Channel RMS (20 Hz to 20 KHz, both channels driven, 1% THD)
Damping Factor @ Load Impedance    40 at 8 ohms
Output Impedance(s)    4 to 16 ohms

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Harmon Kardon 230A Receiver (~1970)

The younger brother to the famous and abundant HK 330 series (330A, 330B, and 330C), the 230A shares many of the design cues that made that line so popular.   Nice styling touches include a red, lit, power button, sold aluminum machined knobs, and that distinctive black-out dial face that lights in a beautful green glow when AM or FM is selected.  An unusual feature on the 230A is a split AM and FM dial.

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Sansui 210 Receiver

The Sansui 210 is a relatively low powered receiver, yet it still sounds very sweet - especially when paired with some relatively efficient speakers.  The '210' is a nice, simple receiver with AM/FM tape, phono as well as an Auxiliary input.   The nice metal faceplate and knobs are encased a wood veneer cabinet.

This Sansui is offered for sale for $80.  Please contact us if you would like more information.

Sold!  Check back for more great vintage audio!

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Pioneer SX-828 Receiver (1972-1973)

A classic silver faced receiver from Pioneer.   Featuring solid wood end caps, a real wood veneered case, this top of the '20' series receiver from Pioneer can really belt out the tunes.

This receiver is for sale, located in the San Francisco Bay Area of California.    Price:  $200  Please contact us for details.

50 watts RMS per channel into 8 ohms

Harmonic Distortion: Less than 0.5%
Dimensions: 19 x 15 x 6
Weight: 32.00 lbscl

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Sony STR-7055 Receiver  (1972-976)

A real beauty from Sony is the STR-7055 and it's close sibling, the STR-7065.  The 1970s near-equivalent to the 1960s STR-6120.  It had the same lineup near-topper status, same quality but a very different internal structure.  The differences between the 7055 and the real topper STR-7065 lie in more power, a third output for an extra loudspeaker pair, the possibility to mix two microphones together. The rest is the same : DC structure (yes), FET-charged 4-gang FM tuner section).

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Pioneer SX-850 Receiver

(1976-1977, MSRP $500)

The SX-850 marked the introduction of the silver on silver design that typified Pioneer's receivers in the late 1970s. It was introduced in 1976 and built through 1977. It was a popular model, having considerable power at 65 watts per channel RMS and a pricetag of $500.00, list. The SX-850 weighed a considerable 42 pounds--it was built to last and perform for years.

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Yamaha CR-1020 Receiver (1977-1979)

Rated 75 watts RMS per channel into 8 ohms and 90 watts RMS into 4 ohms.

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The TX-6700 was offered by Pioneer between 1978 and 1980.  It did not have the family resemblance of other tuners in the Pioneer line in the late 1970s. The reason for this is the location  of the signal strength and stereo signal meters on the front panel instead of the tuning dial area.   The original price was $180.00

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