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Jadis Defy DP-60 Tube Preamplifier — MM/MC Phono, Outboard PSU

$2,495.00

A full-function valve preamplifier — line stage and a moving-magnet/moving-coil phono section, valves throughout, with the power supply in its own separate chassis. Hand-built in the south of France, in excellent condition, and it comes with the original factory cartons including the shaped foam box for the supply.

Luxman R-117 Flagship Stereo Receiver — 160 WPC, MM & MC Phono

$1,195.00

The most powerful receiver Luxman ever built: 160 watts a channel from a dual-rail supply, with MM and MC phono and pre-out/main-in if you ever want to split it. Marketed as the Ultimate Power Receiver, and there is no bigger one. Very good condition.

Denon PMA-600NE Integrated Amp, Current Model, 45 WPC, Phono, BT

$495.00

A current model, not a discontinued one — Denon still builds the PMA-600NE, so parts, service and support are all still in production behind it. Forty-five watts a channel with an MM phono stage, a 192 kHz/24-bit DAC, Bluetooth and tone controls. Excellent condition, with the original remote.

JVC R-S55 receiver front panel — blue digital frequency display, sliders and preset buttons
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JVC R-S55 angled view, silver faceplate below the wood cabinet

JVC R-S55 Stereo Receiver — 40 WPC, Digital Tuner, Wood Cabinet

$295.00

Forty watts a channel at 0.03% distortion, a quartz-synthesiser tuner with station presets, and an MM phono stage — the electronics of 1979 wrapped in the wood cabinet of the decade before. That combination did not last long, which is why this one looks the way it does. Level 1 serviced here; condition good.

Luxman LV-90 Stereo Integrated Amplifier 35W – Phono, Japan

$295.00

Lux Corporation's compact integrated, built in Tokyo in 1986–87: 35 watts a channel at 0.008% distortion, a real phono stage, and a volume control calibrated in decibels of attenuation rather than arbitrary numbers. CD Straight bypasses the tone circuitry when you want the short path.