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Onkyo TX-80 Quartz Synthesized AM/FM Receiver Tuner Amp Made in Japan

Posted 14 days ago in Mechanicville, NY

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Onkyo TX-80 quartz synthesized tuner amplifier. Made in Japan. Serial (contact info removed). Tested and working. Late 1980s stereo receiver. Powers on, display works, tuner locks, audio plays. Not a surround receiver. Not Bluetooth. Not a $200 Reverb fantasy. What it does: • AM/FM quartz tuner, 8 presets • Phono (MM), CD, Tape 1 / Video, Tape 2 monitor, tape dubbing • Speaker A and B, headphone jack • Bass, treble, balance, loudness, FM mute, auto tuning • Unswitched AC outlet, 100W max Specs: 33 watts per channel into 8 ohms, 40Hz–20kHz, 0.3% THD. 4 ohm minimum. About 17.1 x 3.8 x 12.5 in, 12.6 lb. Included: the receiver, attached power cord, loose FM antenna wire. No remote, no box, no manual. Condition is used. Scuffs and light scratches on the top and sides. Dust on the knobs. Bottom plate has normal age dust. Face is intact, buttons are there, corners aren’t crushed. Speaker clips and RCAs are present with light tarnish on the jacks.

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Used (normal wear)

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