AKAI AT-K11 AM/FM Stereo Tuner – Professional Build Grade
$95.00
A 1981 analog tuner with a mechanical servo that locks onto a station and holds it, so there is no digital drift to think about. 65dB signal to noise on FM, 775mV out on FM and 250mV on AM, into a single RCA pair. Nearly ten pounds of chassis, heavier than this end of the range usually got. Tested across both bands; good cosmetic condition.
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AKAI AT-K11 AM/FM Stereo Tuner – Professional Build Grade
AKAI’s mid-tier analog-tuned FM/AM receiver from 1981 combines solid build quality with reliable tuning performance, offering clean reception and intuitive station access in a compact, professional-grade chassis. The mechanical servo-tuning system locks stations with precision while maintaining the simplicity and reliability of analog circuitry.
This unit has been thoroughly tested and verified: tuning mechanisms engage smoothly across both FM and AM bands, tuning lock is reliable, and audio output delivers clean signal to any amplifier or receiver. Cosmetically, this tuner presents in good condition with clean front bezel and normal signs of age appropriate for a 44-year-old component.
The AT-K11’s defining strength is its robust build quality and heavier-than-typical weight—at 4.5 kg (9.9 lbs), it reflects substantial transformer and power supply design typical of professional audio equipment of that era. The tuning mechanism is more refined than the simpler AT-A1, featuring a larger tuning dial with clearer frequency markings and a more responsive needle pointer. The 65dB signal-to-noise ratio delivers notably quiet background performance, while the 775mV FM output (250mV MW) integrates seamlessly with any receiver.
Front-panel operation features a traditional large-format tuning dial with easy-to-read frequency scale, dedicated AM/FM band selector, tuning lock indicator, and RCA output connection. The mechanical design eliminates digital drift concerns while the heavier chassis provides isolation from vibration and electrical interference. The AT-K11 was clearly positioned as a step above the entry-level models—built for systems where reliability and sonic cleanliness mattered.
At 4.5 kg (9.9 lbs), the AT-K11 represents mid-range vintage AKAI engineering: more substantial than compact models, yet still compact enough for standard shelf installation. The metal chassis with internal isolation reflects thoughtful audio-first design principles typical of AKAI’s reputation.
Key Features & Specifications:
Analog mechanical FM/AM stereo tuner with servo-tuning lock
Large tuning dial with clear frequency markings
FM signal-to-noise ratio: 65dB
FM output: 775mV; MW output: 250mV
Professional-grade build quality; 4.5kg substantial weight
Tuning lock indicator for station stability confirmation
AM/FM band selector
Single RCA output for amplifier connection
Thoroughly tested; all functions verified working
Good cosmetic condition
Dimensions: 435 x 70 x 295 mm (17.1 x 2.8 x 11.6 inches)
Weight: 4.5 kg (9 lbs 14 oz)
For audio enthusiasts valuing substantial build quality and reliable station tuning, the AT-K11 bridges the gap between minimalist compacts and heavy-duty professional tuners.
Backed by Radique Audio’s 90-day warranty and our perpetual trade-back policy, you can purchase with confidence.
Asking $95.
| Weight | 11.8 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 15.6 × 21.1 × 6.8 in |
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