My quest for old stereos has slowed down a bit now that I have reliable Technics and Sony stereo systems. However, I still test out any old system that I find on the Goodwill shelves. On a recent run, I came across this vintage Hitachi SR-804 Receiver. It has that silver face that everyone loves!
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Hitachi SR-804 Receiver (Front) |
Unfortunately, I could only get it to power one speaker. I passed. I don't need another semi-functional receiver to add to my pile of projects.
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Hitachi SR-804 (Rear) |
From what I've read on
audiokarma.org this Hitachi unit is a surprisingly powerful receiver. The unit is a Class G reciever that contains circuitry to double its output from 50 watts to 100 watts for peak demands.
For more information and specifications, check out this post on
Stereonomono.
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