Listed is a vintage Akai AA-6200 Vintage Stereo Receiver. Cleaned controls with DeOxit and replaced the 4 transistors on the EQ board. 2 of the 4 NPN transistors on the EQ board were bad, so all of them have been replaced with KSC1845 NPN's, the generally accepted replacements in this location for NPN transistors. This receiver is rated at 15 watts/channel RMS into 8 ohms according to what I've read. This unit puts out a nice warm sound with smooth highs and deep lows as you would expect from an early 70's vintage receiver. Read details below and see pics.
Unit is listed elsewhere, so first come, first serve.
Approximate Dimensions of the AKAI AA-6200 Receiver
16 1/8" Wide X 13" Deep X 5" Tall.
MISC Information:
- Tested the Aux, tape, and phono inputs. All work great.
- FM Stereo comes in strong and clear. AM works good as well. (about 5ft of wire was attached to each of the 300 ohm terminals for testing.
- Wood case is in good condition despite the units age.
- DeOxit applied to the controls.
- Tape output not tested. Headphone input not tested.
If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to ask.
It is recommended that you learn how to use DeOxit periodically to keep the controls clean and oxidation free . Of course, keeping in mind the disclaimer statement below.
Receiver is guaranteed to be as described with no returns.
Disclaimers:
Do not open the top, or bottom, of this unit unless you are familiar and comfortable with the generally accepted practices involved in working on vintage audio electronics. Electrical voltages exist that can injure or kill someone if not careful. Even if the unit is off and unplugged, some capacitors can still have electrical charge in them. If in doubt, seek a qualified person to perform service or maintenance work in the future. Since this unit is 50 years old, I will guarantee it to be as described for 7 days from the day you receive it. No other warranties expressed or implied herein.
U.S. bidders only. Lower 48 states only. No shipping to Alaska, Hawaii, or PR. Unit will be shipped via FEDEX or UPS and fully insured. Unit will be packaged very well to minimize any chance for damage.