This is one of my favorite beauty’s of Philips! The legendary 22RH720 receiver with 2x30Watts, which was the top of the line in 1970. These are getting harder to find. It is heavy build with much design details. A feature are the green preset touch buttons. All functions, meters and lights works fine. Very sensitive radio with FM stereo and AM. Phono and tape input. Excellent working condition, with signs of use. Very nice Wood case top. DIN speaker plugs adapter cables included. RCA to DIN input are widely available online. Ferrocopter included. Antenna included Carefully insured shipped Alternating current supply (AC) / 110; 127; 220; 240 volts 22RH720 – Hi-Fi/stereo radio amplifier combination. Music power 2 x 40 W. FM (mono and stereo), long, medium and short wave reception. Extensively complies with DIN 45500. Electronic tuning to six FM preset stations using illuminated touch keys. Four sliding potentiometers for adjusting volume, balance, treble and bass. Indicators for station tuning, FM preset and stereo reception. Switchable physiology (three positions). Can be switched off fine tuning and “silent tuning” on FM. Noise filter. Variable bandwidth on AM. Possibility for stereo-4 when connecting two additional loudspeaker boxes. Speaker system switch. Electronic protection against short circuit of the output transistors. Connection for gramophone (Hifi or normal), recorder, microphone, headphones and four speaker boxes. Walnut cabinet. Recommended turntables: 22GA408, 212 or 209. Speaker boxes 22RH426, 427 or 499. Specifications First year of production: 1972 Longwave: 857 – 2000m Medium wave: 187 – 577m Shortwave: 16.7 – 50.4m Output power: 2 x 40 Watts music, 2 x 30 Watts continuous Frequency range: 20 – 20,000 Hz +/- 0.5dB Distortion: less than 0.1% at 2 x 20 Watts Output impedance: speakers 4-8 ohms, headphones 600 ohms Dimensions: 117 x 540 x 280 mm. New price: HFL 1,475 (EUR 669.33) Weight 10 kg Background: 1972 was the beginning of the famous “fish eye” series; the hi-fi collection of tuners, amplifiers and receivers with the characteristic round VU meters. The quality of this equipment was high and the equipment belonged to the top class of the current hi-fi range. In addition to the popular amplifiers 22RH550 and 22RH521, the tuner 22RH651 was also an integrated device launched on the market; the receiver RH720. This powerful device united the class amplifier 22RH521 and the radio receiving unit 22RH651 in one device, expanded with modern electronic preset channel selection using the touch buttons that we also know from the record player 22GA212 and that would later also appear in the 22RH832 Quadro combi. The 22RH720 is a high quality device; just like the 22RH521, the powerful power amplifier is fully class A. The tuner section is selective and accurate and the housing is both functional and attractive. The extensive amount of scale lighting makes this device a real eye-catcher! It is striking that there are two versions of the 22RH720, which have a few minor design differences. For example, the use of the scale lighting has completely changed in the newer version. Strangely enough, the 22RH720 never received an MFB output, while the 1974 brochure does recommend the 22RH532 MFB loudspeaker box as a reproducer. Listening experience As mentioned, the 22RH720 is a combination of two existing devices, namely the amplifier 22RH521 and the tuner 22RH651. It sounds as you would expect from this combination. The 22RH720 is definitely a hi-fi class device that produces a pleasant sound. However, the typical warm 70's sound is present, which colors the reproduction in a not unpleasant way.