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Luxman R-117 receiver front panel with its digital display and large volume control
Luxman R-117 angled view, heat vents running down the side of the chassis
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Luxman R-117 Flagship Stereo Receiver — 160 WPC, MM & MC Phono

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$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.

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Aurex (Toshiba) SA-5000 Stereo Receiver — 50 WPC, Made in Japan

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$395.00

Aurex SA-5000 by Toshiba — Fifty Silver-Face Watts a Side, Servo-Locked Tuning, Made in Japan in 1980 A 1980 silver-face

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Yamaha RX-V561 receiver, front panel with the red display lit, large volume dial at the right and the input controls below.
Rear panel of the Yamaha RX-V561 — HDMI inputs, colour-coded multichannel RCA jacks, aerial terminals and five pairs of speaker binding posts.
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Yamaha RX-V561 5.1 AVR 500W — 2x HDMI, 3 Digital In, Remote

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$145.00

100 watts minimum RMS on every one of the five channels into 8 ohms, and dynamic power that climbs to 110, 130, 160 and 180 watts into 8, 6, 4 and 2 ohms — a receiver that keeps increasing output as the load gets harder has a supply with something in reserve. Where it earns its keep is bass management: a crossover selectable across nine points from 40 Hz to 200 Hz with a 12 dB per octave high-pass on front, centre and surround. Two HDMI inputs, three digital, remote included. Very good condition.

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