Marantz 2215B Receiver (1973-1977, MSRP 250 USD)

The Marantz 2215B has a relatively modest 15 watts per channel, and certainly isn't as big and powerful as some of it's bigger, but similiar, Marantz receiver brethren, but it still has that wonderful Marantz sound.  The five main control knobs have a wonderful sense of symmetry on the classic brushed silver Marantz faceplate.  Also present is the classic Marantz blue dial.

The 2215B can be paired with a WC-116 or WC-15T wood cabinet.

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Hitachi SR-303 Receiver (1977)

Sure, it's not as powerful as its bigger brothers like the Hitachi SR-503, SR-703 and definitely not the mighty Hitachi SR-2004.  This little Hitachi SR-303 does firmly fall into the cute and sound sweet category though.  It's not a bad little looker either.

The clean lines are helped with a thick aluminum faceplate, real aluminum knobs and a weighty-ness usually reserved for higher end machines.  The tuner dial's white background makes it easy to read, and adds to the simple look as well.

At about 20 watts per channel, this receiver won't blow you out of your house, especially not if you're driving some in-efficient speakers.   But, if you're looking for a good receiver for your apartment, office, or bedroom, this is  a great choice.  It has all the inputs you'll need - Aux, Phono, Tape and push button selectors for 2 sets of speakers.

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Teac AS-200 Integrated Amplifier  (1968)

Teac, more often known for their reel to reel tape machines, also made this Teac AS-200 Integrated Amplifier in the late 1960's.  The machine is wrapped in a wood veneered case, and the wood veneer carries through to the flip down front  panel, and even in the square buttons.  Yes, there is real wood veneer (not vinyl!) inlaid in those small square buttons.

Some other interesting features are 2 Phono and Aux inputs, selected between '1' and '2' via small knobs under the flop down panel.  Build quality is very high, with a tremendous attention to detail which carries through to the internals.  Inside there is an amplifier section which is capable of 40 watts per channel, via two modular amplifier boards.

The rest of this series also contained an AF-200 electronic crossover, an the AE-200 power amplifier.

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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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Sansui 771 Receiver (1972-1976)

This wonderful receiver from Sansui features their meticulous attention to detail and a powerful 45 Watts per Channel / 8 ohms amplifier.   The front faceplate has been machined from metal, as have the knobs which have split knobs to enable control of each channel separately.  This Sansui 771 sounds great, with the characteristic warm 'tube-like' Sansui sound.

This receiver is for sale.  Price:  $175  Please contact us for details.

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Sony STR-222 Receiver

This 1970's Sony silver face receiver features a nice, real wood veneered wood case, metal knobs, a glass dial.  It's simply to use with AM/FM stereo and inputs for a turntable (ceramic or magnetic) tape and an auxiliary source.  The volume knob is split so each channel's volume can be controlled separately, or when turned together, the volume in the right and left channel increase simultaneously.

This Sony STR-222 is SOLD.  It will be shipped with speaker cables, antenna cables and with another box to protect the original box.  Contact us for more details.

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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.

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Pioneer model SA-7700 integrated amplifier in very good condition. Rated at 50 watts RMS into 8 ohms and will drive 4 ohm loads.

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