Kenwood - TK-150 à semi-conducteurs Amplificateur audio

You’re looking at a legend, Kenwood's first all sold-state Hi-Fi amplifier, a 1968 design that used a mix of germanium and silicon transistors and spared no expense when it came to design… the TK150 (which later became the KA2000 with a different mix of inputs) was a stunner then, and it’s a stunner now. It was one of the first transistor amplifiers with inbuilt protection circuitry. Rated at 13 watts per channel rms (up to 40 watts peak into 4 ohms), and boasting a wide frequency response up to 50kHz.

If you’re after a warm sound and vintage looks you’ll never tire of you’ve found your amplifier in the mighty little TK150. It features twin concentric volume controls, bass, treble and loudness compensation, and inputs for one turntable, three line level (aux) sources and a tape deck (which of course can be used for any aux source). This amplifier is still functioning perfectly, has not been modified, still has the original and great sounding 2SD91 Sanken power transistors inside. I have added 2 pictures of the inside of the amplifier. Optical condition is also very good considering this amplifier is 56 years old.

Measures 260mm x 105mm x 237mm, faux woodgrain finish.

Will be very carefully packaged.


Specifications:
Power output: 13 watts per channel into 8Ω (stereo)

Frequency response: 20Hz to 50kHz

Total harmonic distortion: 0.5%

Damping factor: 20

Input sensitivity: 2.1mV (MM), 130mV (line)

Signal to noise ratio: 65dB (MM), 75dB (line)

Speaker load impedance: 4Ω to 16Ω

Dimensions: 260 x 105 x 237mm

Weight: 4.5kg