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100-130 wpc receivers, Akai-Yamaha

A quad of Sony's. STR-GX7ES/STR-GX8ES/STR-GX9ES/STR-GX10ES. From 120 to150 wpc. These were produced in the late 80's I think.
 
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7whales7 said:
Luxman R-117 @ 160 watts per channel/8ohms..or so.... Babycakes! Is it considered Vintage???? I think so.
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If you look at post number two, it makes clear that the cutoff year for this list is 1981. The Luxman R-117 was produced from 1987 to 1992, as such it's existence is irrelevant. Additionally, this thread is for stereo receivers with 100-130 wpc, yet you bring up a receiver with 160 wpc. This receiver you bring up is totally irrelevant.
 
z-adamson said:
If you look at post number two, it makes clear that the cutoff year for this list is 1981. The Luxman R-117 was produced from 1987 to 1992, as such it's existence is irrelevant. Additionally, this thread is for stereo receivers with 100-130 wpc, yet you bring up a receiver with 160 wpc. This receiver you bring up is totally irrelevant.
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Got it...must have missed that important details.
 
I own the Sansui 9090 and the Yamaha 2020 Edit: just sold both receivers back to Lotus land Electronics and music 2660 Alma street Vancouver BC. So I did own them!
 
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Correction i still own AND never will part sotospeak with my Sansui 9090. But i did sell om March 26th, 2021 back to store i had bough them from last year, the Realistic 2300 AND the Yamaha 2020
 
z-adamson said:
If you look at post number two, it makes clear that the cutoff year for this list is 1981. The Luxman R-117 was produced from 1987 to 1992, as such it's existence is irrelevant. Additionally, this thread is for stereo receivers with 100-130 wpc, yet you bring up a receiver with 160 wpc. This receiver you bring up is totally irrelevant.
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damn. strict guy here.

this thread was created 19 years ago. keeping the year the same as time passes does not make much sense. things age into vintage. whether you like it or not is a different story. seems like the OP felt 20+ years was vintage when this was created. in that case, i submit my JVC-703v...

:thumbsup:
 
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Concept 16.5 165watts per channel individual separate transformers and power supplies, the loudness control dials the perfect amount of boost than a switch on or switch off I've got 2 of them with old school ar-11's and the other has JBL L-100's
 
ron wa9rhu said:
Concept 16.5 165watts per channel individual separate transformers and power supplies, the loudness control dials the perfect amount of boost than a switch on or switch off I've got 2 of them with old school ar-11's and the other has JBL L-100's
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This is unfair. Classic example of receiver inequality. Social justice requires you give me one of yours.
 
My Sansui 9090. Not hooked up in my bedroom used solely for hifi storage ;-).
And here it is:
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bully said:
100-130 wpc receivers, Akai-Yamaha, Vintage

Akai AA-1200 120 wpc (77-79) $650
??B&O 8000 Beomaster 100 wpc (81-86) 1,599
Bose Spatial Control 100 wpc (79-83) 925
Concept 11.0 110 wpc (77-82) 655
Concept 12.0D 120 wpc (79-84) 850
Fisher RS-1060 125 wpc (77-83) 700
Fisher RS-2010 100 wpc (78-80) 600
JVC JR-S600 120 wpc (76-78) 750
JVC JR-S600 II 120 wpc (77-81) 600
JVC JR-S501 120 wpc (78-80) 730
Kenwood KR-9400 120 wpc (74-76) 750
Kenwood KR-8010 125 wpc (78-81) 675
Kenwood KR-8050 DC 120 wpc (80-83) 820
Kenwood KR-1000/1000B 120 wpc (82-85) 1,250
Lafayette LR-120DB 120 wpc (79-83) 650
Luxman R-1120 120 wpc (76-79) 995
Marantz 2325 125 wpc (74-75) 800
Marantz 2330 130 wpc (77-79) 790
Marantz 2330B 130 wpc (77-79) 800
Marantz SR9000G 130 wpc (79-?)
MCS MCS-3325 125 wpc (77-81) 900
MCS MCS-3125 125 wpc (81-84) 800
Nakamichi 730 105 wpc (78-82) 1,390
Nikko NR-1219 100 wpc (79-83) 650
Onkyo TX-6500 MkII 100 wpc (78-81) 650
Onkyo TX-8500 110 wpc (77-80) 720
Optonica SA-5901 125 wpc (79-80) 800
Optonica SA-5902 125 wpc (79-80) 800
Optonica SA-5905 125 wpc (80-81) 800
Philips AH-903 125 wpc (77-81) 750
Pioneer SX-1010 100 wpc (74-76) 700
Pioneer SX-1050 120 wpc (76-78) 750
Pioneer SX-1080 120 wpc (78-80) 750
Pioneer SX-3900 120 wpc (80-82) 800
Pioneer SX-D7000 120 wpc (198?) ?
Realistic STA-2100 120 wpc (79-83) 600
Realistic STA-2300 120 wpc (81-88) 700
Rotel RX-1203 120 wpc (76-81) 860
Sansui 9090 110 wpc (dates??) 750
Sansui 9090DB 125 wpc (dates?) 900
Sansui G-8000 120 wpc (78-80) 920
Sansui G-7700 120 wpc (80-82) 800
Sansui 7900Z 100 wpc (81-82) 780
Sansui 8900Z 125 wpc (81-82) 900
Sanyo 130 Plus 130 wpc (81-84) 650
Sanyo JCX-2900 120 wpc (81-86) 650
H.H.Scott 390R 120 wpc (78-80) 775
Setton RS-660 120 wpc (77-81) 880
Sherwood S-9910 100 wpc (77-79) 700
Sherwood S-9910CP 100 wpc (78-79) 725
Sherwood S-110CP 100 wpc (78-82) 800
Sony STR-7800D 120 wpc (77-82) 700
Sony STR-V6 115 wpc (78-83) 700
Technics SA-700 100 wpc (79-81) 700
Technics SA-800 125 wpc (79-80) 800
Technics SA-828 100 wpc (81-84) 875
Technics SA-818 110 wpc (81-) 850
Toshiba SA-7100 100 wpc (78-80) 670
Wintec R-1120 120 wpc (78-82) 899
Yamaha CR-1000 100 wpc (74-77) 850
Yamaha CR-2020 100 wpc (77-79) 750
Yamaha CR-2040 120 wpc (79-80) 860
Yamaha R-1000 100 wpc (81-83) 700
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The Beomaster 8000 is actually 150 watts per channel
 
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