Technics 100 WPC Stereo Receiver with Phono SA-DX1050
$95.00
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The RA-Twin II adds Bluetooth streaming to any vintage receiver or amp with a spare input. Phone to stereo in about a minute, and nothing on the receiver is modified.
RA-Twin II, $39.00 →Technics 100 WPC Stereo Receiver with Phono **Reduced** The SA-DX1050 was originally a good quality early model 5.1 AVR, however this one has some issues, and as a result, we have discounted it heavily and are selling it as a simple 100 Watt Per Channel Stereo Receiver. Discounted from our normal price for this model of $295, down to just $95.
Issues are: Sub out is not working, and the A+B mode is not working. Driving just the A or B pair of speakers is fine.
If you’re looking for a budget Stereo Receiver with plenty of power to drive a single pair of speakers, then this could be a good option for you.
The SA-DX1050 is equipped with solid 5-Way bindings suitable for banana plugs, and front mounted button operated Bass/Treble and Balance controls.
Dimensions: 430 x 158 x 375 mm (16.9 x 6.2 x 14.8 inches) Weight: 10 kg (22 lbs)
Includes a pre-programmed universal remote. Reduced to just $95.
| Weight | 25 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 18.8 × 20.9 × 10.2 in |
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