A page dedicated to the worldwide fanatics and lovers of the Vintage Kenwood Receiver! Scroll down to view and read about some of the awesome vintage Kenwood receivers we have found, as well as some prime examples we have discovered available for purchase on the web!

 

Vintage Kenwood Receiver KR-7600

Let's kick things off right with the biggest and baddest...this monstrous Kenwood KR-7600 receiver weighs about 40 pounds and has a eardrum-frying 80 watts-per-channel. Loaded with vintage style and sound, the Kenwood KR-7600 is a late-70's behemoth with a pleasing blue-lighted tuning dial, analog tuning signal meters, classic brushed aluminum face, and enough buttons, knobs and switches to make you the captain of your own hi-fi rocket ship. The tuning knob is cold, heavy and smooth-turning, which, along with the signal needle meters, makes dialing in your favorite station a satisfying experience. The Kenwood KR-7600 has no fewer than six different noise and loudness filters (warning: may cause user to spend hours fiddling with buttons and switches while playing Mahavishnu Orchestra discography, only to find out that all the settings make music sound great in their own way). The Kenwood KR-7600 is equipped with two dedicated phono inputs for drag race turntable tests and impromptu Dj-ing. There are also two tape inputs (including an old-school DIN input for reel to reel tape recorders), an auxiliary input, a stereo "adapter" input/output (probably for external Dolby decoder, 4-channel decoder, etc.), and a single phono output labelled FM DET OUT. Other bells and whistles on the Kenwood KR-7600 include a stereo reverse button and a way-cool "Sound Inject" control knob, which allows the user to mix a live mic input into currently playing audio. This means you can sing along with your favorite albums or jam with your guitar or keyboard (this function was only tested using a microphone and headphones output. More than a few speakers were possibly blown in the 1970s due to people improperly messing around with this feature, so proceed with caution when experimenting. This vintage Kenwood receiver model KR-7600 measures 20 5/8 inches x 14 1/2 inches x 5 5/8 inches. 

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Vintage Kenwood Receiver KR-710

This vintage Kenwood receiver model KR-710 has 28 watts per channel, a classic brushed aluminum face, simulated woodgrain steel casing, and a lighted LED VU meter that pulses to the beat of the music. It seems to be a bit of a "transition" piece, with an unusual AM/FM tuner that combines true analog tuning with "futuristic" digital technology. The tuning dial has an LED lighted needle with directional arrows that help you find the best signal. When a signal is received, the arrows disappear and are replaced with a red vertical line. Once true stereo reception is acheived, the red line turns green! The tuning dial is not lighted, but there is a neat little bulb hidden above the needle, which travels with it, lighting only the area surrounding the tuning needle. Classy! The KR-710 has three stereo RCA inputs for peripheral devices, including a dedicated phono jack for turntables. It measures 18 inches x 10 1/8 inches x 4 3/4 inches.

Vintage Kenwood Receiver KR-720

This vintage Kenwood receiver model KR-720 is a turn of the '80s "transition" piece, with an AM/FM tuner that combines true analog and digital technology. The large, smooth-turning tuning knob has a lighted needle with directional arrows that help you find the best signal, a neat white spotlight follows the needle as it travels up and down the dial, and a cool blue digital screen changes and displays exact decimal bandwidth as the analog needle travels along the dial. This digital display is the only major difference between this model design and the above KR-710. The Kenwood KR-720 has three stereo RCA inputs for peripheral devices, including a dedicated phono jack for turntables. It measures 18 inches x 10 1/8 inches x 4 3/4 inches. 

 Vintage Kenwood Receiver KR-3010

This vintage Kenwood KR-3010 AM/FM stereo receiver was manufactured in 1979 and has a smooth-sounding 27 watts per channel. It has an unusual design with a huge, oversize volume knob placed in the center of the brushed aluminum face plate. The tuning dial has a mellow white light casting down from above, as well as an analog needle tuning meter and stereo LED indicator. Rear has two tape inputs / outputs, phono input, and two sets of speaker terminals. This unit is very clean, fully tested, and in good working condition. All inputs/outputs and speakers outputs are tested. All lights and meters are working. Ready to plug in and play. It measures 18 1/2 inches x 10 5/8 inches x 5 3/8 inches.

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