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How big is your biggest Receiver? (watts)

Yamaha RV-495 70 wpc. Not really vintage, bought new in '99. It has a phono input and a remote with a motorized volume control.
 
Kenwood KR-9050 200 watts per channels ,
Pioneer SX-1250 160 watts per channels ,
Sansui G-8000 120 watts per channels and my recently acquisition at the thrifty store :
Lafayette LR-120DB 120 watts per channels and sounds wonderful.
 
It has multiple DAC inputs so wouldn’t that make it more than an integrated. Does a receiver only have AM/FM radio?

What do you mean "Does a receiver only have AM/FM radio"? Of course it has that as well or it would be only an Amplifier:)
 
What do you mean "Does a receiver only have AM/FM radio"? Of course it has that as well or it would be only an Amplifier:)
My point was a audio receiver doesn’t have to have only an AM/FM, preamp, and Amplifier to be a receiver. It can have a preamp, amplifier and other inputs or functions, like digital inputs with an internal DAC like the Mark Levinson I posted earlier.
 
My point was a audio receiver doesn’t have to have only an AM/FM, preamp, and Amplifier to be a receiver. It can have a preamp, amplifier and other inputs or functions, like digital inputs with an internal DAC like the Mark Levinson I posted earlier

Still not a Receiver per say as they are commonly known as! Receivers are what they are and Amplifiers are just power :)

NO that's not right! Still not a Receiver per say as they are commonly known as! Receivers are what they are and Amplifiers are just power with other functions :)
 
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