Panasonic Bi-Amplified Stereo System with Remote

Features

Headphone jack, CD changer, Line-in jack

Signal Type

AM/FM

Model

SA-PM16

The SA-PM16 is a compact, bi-amplified stereo system manufactured by Panasonic, likely in the 1990s or early 2000s. As a complete bookshelf or mini-component system, it includes a main unit and a pair of matching speakers.  5-disc CD changer: The multi-disc changer can play CDs as well as CD-R/RW formats. AM/FM radio: An integrated tuner allows playback of radio broadcasts. Cassette tape deck: It features a cassette player for listening to tapes. Note that some used units may have issues with the tape deck due to age, but may still be fully functional otherwise. Bi-amplified design: The system uses a bi-amp configuration, which separates the high and low frequencies into two distinct amplifier circuits for clearer sound. Multiple audio outputs: The unit includes a headphone jack, standard stereo RCA outputs, and raw cable jacks for connecting the speakers. AUX RCA input: The back of the unit has an auxiliary input for connecting external audio devices. Remote control: Some versions of the SA-PM16 include a remote control for easier operation. Compact size: The design makes it suitable for placement on bookshelves or desks.  In great working condition. Only issue is the tape player not working properly. It plays when you tilt the unit to left slightly... rewind and forward sometimes work. CD player works flawlessly.

Brand

Panasonic

Playable Media

CD, Cassette tape