Kenwood Integrated Amplifier and Tuner

Both power on Not Tested Further The Kenwood KA-87 is a stereo integrated amplifier, typically recognized for its high-quality performance and solid build from the late 1970s or early 1980s. Key features include: Power Output: It offers around 70-80 watts per channel at 8 ohms, which is more than enough for driving medium to large speakers with clear sound. Tone Control: tone control section to adjust bass, midrange, and treble frequencies. Build Quality: boasts a robust, metallic chassis and simple, functional layout, with a focus on durability. Inputs and Outputs: Various line-level inputs for connecting external sources like CD players, turntables (with a phono stage), and tape decks, along with speaker terminals for multiple sets of speakers. The Kenwood KT-57 is a stereo FM/AM tuner designed to deliver high-quality radio reception and sound, especially when paired with a compatible amplifier or receiver. Key Features: FM/AM Tuner: The KT-57 primarily handles FM and AM radio bands, giving users access to a wide range of radio stations. FM Stereo Decoder: This feature allows it to decode FM stereo broadcasts for high-quality sound reproduction. Sensitivity and Selectivity: Known for good sensitivity, which means it can pick up weaker radio signals, and selectivity, which helps it separate stations clearly without interference. Manual Tuning: The KT-57 has manual tuning controls, where you can fine-tune the station frequencies for optimal reception. Analog Dial: analog tuning dial that provides a visual indicator for signal strength and station tuning Built-in Antenna: It comes with a built-in antenna, but for the best reception, an external antenna could also be connected. Build Quality: built with an emphasis on durability and ease of use Sound Quality: clean, crisp audio quality, especially in the FM band produces clear and dynamic sound especially when paired with high-quality speakers and an amplifier. Pickup category timeslot {A}