Kenwood KA-4004 Japan: 1973-76; Vintage amplifier Power: 18 watts per channel (roughly, twice that in today's terms) into 8 ohms Recognised for an engaging sound: clarity, balance, soundstage, well-defined bass

Inputs Two phono inputs (for turntables) Two auxiliary inputs (for cd, blue tooth receiver, phone etc) Monitor and Recording inputs for Tape A and Tape B

Controls Mode (audio format): Stereo, Mix, Reverse, Left, Right Speakers A, B, A+B Loudness, Mute, Low Filter, Tone Defeat*, High Filter Bass, Treble, Balance Tape: Source, A Play, Dubbing A-B, B Play, Dubbing B-A Pre-Main switching (preamplifier can connect to external power amplifier or vice versa)

Cosmetically in great shape with wear and tear consistent with age. Please see the photos, two of the fine black switch ends are broken so you'd need to be ok with that.

Pick up is available from Sandringham in Auckland or we can ship it at buyers expense. Feel free to ask any questions, Please check out our other vintage audio listings and thanks for looking :)

*Tone Defeat (also called EQ Defeat or Tone Bypass): where the audio signal bypasses the bass and treble circuits; reduced interference results in a cleaner signal which sounds better. In my experience this isn't just a gimmick and i use this function on amps which have it.

Specifications Frequency response: 20Hz to 20kHz Total harmonic distortion: 0.5% Damping factor: 32 Input sensitivity: 2.5mV (MM), 160mV (line) Signal to noise ratio: 65dB (MM), 75dB (line) Output: 160mV (line), 40mV (DIN) Speaker load impedance: 4 to 16 ohms Dimensions: 435 x 153 x 300mm Weight: 11kg