Philips - 370 DC 'Slimline direct-coupled DC' Solid state power amplifier

For sale: a Philips 370 DC Power Amplifier, a vintage stereo power amplifier with a distinctive black finish, dual analogue power meters and an unusual technical design printed directly onto the top cover. The amplifier features separate left and right channel level controls, selectable speaker outputs and both normal and direct signal inputs. One of its most distinctive details is the factory-printed block diagram on the top panel, showing the amplifier's internal signal path, protection circuitry and performance graphs. A particularly interesting piece of vintage Philips HiFi equipment, combining a functional stereo power amplifier with a striking technical appearance. Cosmetic condition: Good Used Vintage Condition The amplifier is in respectable cosmetic condition considering its age. Light scratches and general surface marks from previous use. Small paint chips and marks visible on the top cover, particularly near the ventilation openings. Minor signs of wear along the housing edges. Front panel remains clean and presentable. Both analogue power meters are present and their scales remain legible. Original top-cover block diagram and graphs remain clearly visible. All visible front-panel knobs and switches are present. Please examine the photographs carefully for the exact cosmetic condition. Functional Status: Tested – Fully Working The amplifier has been tested and is in fully working condition. Stereo amplifier operating correctly. Both left and right channels functioning. Ready for use with a suitable preamplifier and speakers. Specs: Power output: 60 watts per channel into 8Ω (stereo) Frequency response: 10Hz to 150kHz Total harmonic distortion: 0.05% Input sensitivity: 0.8V Signal to noise ratio: 92dB Speaker load impedance: 4Ω to 16Ω Dimensions (LxWxH): 43 x 34 x 8 cm Weight: 10 Kg Volts: 220v (If it’s 200V or higher, you’ll need an adapter in the USA)

Estimación:€250

Ver todos los artículos deCatawikioMúsica e instrumentos de música