Can you identify this enclosure?

[pixelriffic]

I posted an image of an enclosure a while back and was amazed when a helpful person identified it. Here I have another orphaned enclosure, and would love find out what it's from. The opening is 4.5" 19.5" and the depth is about 12.5. The slight bevel of the front trim looks very Luxman like.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

 

[spark1]

Perhaps Kenwood KR-x200 series receivers. Cannot see the bevel you mention, and can't tell from your pic if the venting is flush or inset.

A few different pics, from different perspectives and with better lighting, would help.

 

[frommerstop]

Could be old mac, Luxman, accuphase, or similar. Hard to tell from that one picture.

 

[pixelriffic]

Perhaps Kenwood KR-x200 series receivers. Cannot see the bevel you mention, and can't tell from your pic if the venting is flush or inset.

A few different pics, from different perspectives and with better lighting, would help.

 

[pixelriffic]

Not sure about Kenwood, but Accuphase typically have a rosewood finish. The vent is indeed flush, and very fine.

Here's a couple additional images.

 

[pixelriffic]

Perhaps Kenwood KR-x200 series receivers. Cannot see the bevel you mention, and can't tell from your pic if the venting is flush or inset.

A few different pics, from different perspectives and with better lighting, would help.

Just posted a couple of additional images.

 

[spark1]

Flush rules out the Kenwood KR series.

 

[pixelriffic]

Looks to probably be the enclosure from the Luxman L-450 integrated, or one of the companion tuners. Not much luck finding the dimensions online. If anyone has either, and would be willing to confirm the opening dimensions, it would be greatly appreciated.

Update...

Nope. The cabinet is just under 21 inches wide, so that leaves out the L450/480.

 

[swechsler]

My guess is it's from a Japanese component. You can see the imprint of those square washers with spiked corners that some Japanese manufacturers used. I've never seen them on an American-made component (which I know doesn't rule out much from the 1970s, when this appears to be from).

ETA: there also appears to be at least one Japanese stamp.

 

[pixelriffic]

My guess is it's from a Japanese component. You can see the imprint of those square washers with spiked corners that some Japanese manufacturers used. I've never seen them on an American-made component (which I know doesn't rule out much from the 1970s, when this appears to be from).

ETA: there also appears to be at least one Japanese stamp.

No doubt that it's not only Japanese, in fact, it's most likely a Luxman. What I'm looking for is the matching model. It's too big for an L-450/480.