Harman Kardon 230A Vintage 1970s Stereo Receiver
Brent Butterworth I don't blame Denon, Harman Kardon, Marantz, Onkyo, Pioneer, Sony, or Yamaha for making "good-enough-sounding" receivers, but it would be nice if they could occasionally.
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Active Member. May 24, 2014. #8. I agree, the Twin Power lineup is all pretty good performers, I think they look decent and they can be had for a pretty reasonable dollar amount. Ive seen 730's go for $75 in very nice shape in the local market. Which is right for you would depend on price, tube or ss, etc. Some of the Citations are really nice.
Harman Kardon 330C receiver. Classic Vintage. Fully revitalized.
Harman/Kardon hk670 receiver amplifier (Stereo Review, Apr 1979) Harman Kardon 430 Read More Harman Kardon 930. You can spot with early 1970's Harman Kardon from ampere knot outside. This top-of-the-line Harman Kardon 930 is no exceptionally. The darkness dial your, classic green choose lighting, brushed aluminum bottom panel and red.
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First products Harman Kardon designed and produced some of the first high fidelity audio products in the 1950s. The company's first product was an FM tuner. Early integrated receivers (with a tuner, preamplifier and power amplifier) were an attempt to create, improve and produce high fidelity performance in a single unit.
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It produces 30 watts per channel and retailed for $359.95. The vintage Harman-Kardon look is unmistakable with the green dial face. Read More Harman Kardon 430 The Harman Kardon 430 receiver was introduced in 1976 along with the 730. It followed in the footsteps of the Harman Kardon 630 and 930 which were released a few years earlier.
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The HK670 twin powered integrated receiver was Harman/Kardon's top of the line model from about 1979 to 1981 and was its last with an analog tuner. The original retail price was $550, the equivalent to around $1700 today. It has a dual-mono design; however the single transformer makes the designation of twin powered misleading.
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The HK 3700 also offers DLNA and USB connectivity - so all your old and new devices can be synched to your sound system.. Harman Kardon HK 3700 stereo receiver. Variations. Black-Z Harman Kardon HK 3700 stereo receiver. $389.99 each. $519.95 Save 25%. Promotions. Product Actions. Add to cart options.
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Harman Kardon AVR40 Receiver HiFi Stereo Audiophile 5.1 Channel Home Audio AM/FM Used - Very Good $119 Free Shipping Add to Cart Harman Kardon AVR-320 Receiver HiFi Stereo Audiophile 5.1 Channel Surround Sound Used - Very Good $129 Free Shipping Add to Cart Harman Kardon AVR-10 Receiver HiFi Stereo Audiophile 5.1 Channel Home Audio Used - Very Good
Harman Kardon 330C receiver. Classic Vintage. Fully revitalized.
Vintage 1988 MADE IN JAPAN Harman/Kardon Stereo Receiver High Voltage Stereo. Opens in a new window or tab. $65.00. illuminated-fits (249) 99.6%. or Best Offer +$108.65 shipping. Harmon Kardon 430 Vintage AM FM Twin Powered Stereo Receiver Parts Repair Untest. Opens in a new window or tab. Parts Only. $199.00.
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When I was graduating from high school in 1976, what I wanted most was a Harman Kardon 730, a pair of JBL L100s and a Technics SL1200 turntable. That was my dream system. The 730 went for about $400, the JBL's slightly more and the Technics with a Shure M91ED around $350, so for about $1,200 you could put together a pretty rocking system.
Vintage HiFi Audio Restorations Harman Kardon 430 Dual Power Receiver
With so much versatility, this receiver goes above and beyond old-school models, while retaining classic Harman Kardon sound. Clean sound from a new "green" technology. Harman Kardon has been working to make their receivers more energy efficient without compromising sound quality. The HK 3770 represents the fruits of their labor.
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Harman Kardon 330B Stereo Receiver (early 1970s). Part of a classic line of Harman Kardon entry level receivers with high quality electronic design and performance, but few frills. Harman Kardon's design goal is to have the highest possible design quality for the price, rather than unnecessary features. The Harman Kardon model 330 series (330.
Harman Kardon 630 Vintage Receiver Photo 857987 UK Audio Mart
The Harman-Kardon 630 was produced for HK by Roland and was introduced in 1973. It produces 30 watts per channel and retailed for $359.95. The vintage Harman-Kardon look is unmistakable with the green dial face contrasting against the dark black top panel and the bright red power button. The fully illuminated dial pointer is also.
Harman Kardon 100+ Vintage Stereo / Multichannel Receiver The Music Room
This top-of-the-line Harman Kardon 930 is no exception. The blackout dial face, classic green dial lighting, brushed aluminum bottom panel and red illuminated power button make it a very distinctive receiver. It was introduced in 1972, with an MSRP of $399.95, and produces a very conservative 45 watts per channel.
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Vintage HiFi Audio Restorations Harman/Kardon 730 Receiver
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