golden-age
denon
well its 50 watts x4 per chanel for 200 watts but i use the 4 chanel for two speaker.
so it deliver the 100 watts per chanel.
so it deliver the 100 watts per chanel.
Not sure if my new to me JVC 4VR 5456X Qudraphonic counts? In two channel mode it is rated 100w/ch RMS @ 8ohms 20-20. My ears, speakers and neighbors can confirm this. This thing is silly loud.
there is a perfect yamaha cr - 3020 receiver on e-bay right now for $1,850.00 it ends in 40 mins but nobody has bid on it , my issue is i can not find out how man WPC this unit is some say 105 others say 180? what is the real answer? item on ebay >>> 200473396932
hearthkit ar-1650 125 wpc , 1980
harman kardon citation receiver, 100 wpc , 1978
Isn't there a Rotel from the late 1970s (silver with yellow lighting) that is 330 w/ch? Does that qualify?
Isn't there a Rotel from the late 1970s (silver with yellow lighting) that is 330 w/ch? Does that qualify?
I noticed you listed the MCS 3325 on your list of 100 watt receivers, what year was the 3325 produced, what company manufactured it (for JCPenney), what was it's retail price when it was new, and where can I find images of it?
Here is a 2x 100w Technics SA-T670 receiver (built by Fisher and Paykel in NZ)