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The Kenwood KR-3130 is a vintage AM/FM stereo receiver from the early 1970s, delivering 14 watts per channel with warm, clear sound. It features dual phono inputs, preamp outputs, and a solid walnut wood cabinet, ideal for retro audio enthusiasts.
1200kr
960kr eks. mva + 240kr MVA (25%)
The Kenwood KR-3130, produced between 1970 and 1972, is a vintage AM/FM stereo receiver that combines warm, high-quality audio with a stylish walnut wood cabinet, making it a prized choice for retro audio enthusiasts.
Key Features
Audio Performance
Delivers 14 watts per channel into 8 ohms (stereo) with a frequency response of 20Hz to 40kHz.
Features 0.8% total harmonic distortion, providing clear, tube-like sound for small to medium-sized rooms.
Includes tone control, loudness function, and noise filter for customizable audio output.
Tuner Capabilities
Equipped with a superheterodyne tuner supporting FM (88-108 MHz) and MW (520-1610 kHz).
Offers a sensitive FM input of 2.0µV and a signal-to-noise ratio of 60 dB for clear radio reception.
Features an illuminated green analog tuner display for a classic aesthetic.
Connectivity
Inputs include:
Two phono MM inputs (2.5 mV / 50 kOhm) for turntables.
Microphone input (3 mV / 100 kOhm).
Aux/tape play (150 mV / 50 kOhm) and main in (100 mV / 100 kOhm).
Outputs include:
Tape recording (150 mV / 30 mV).
Pre-out for external power amplifiers.
Headphones and two speaker pairs (4-16 ohms).
Supports tape monitor for recording and playback flexibility.
Build and Design
Housed in a solid walnut wood cabinet, measuring 425 x 122 x 315 mm and weighing 7.5 kg.
Built with 1 IC, 32 transistors, and 33 diodes for reliable performance.
Designed and manufactured in Japan by Kenwood (Trio-Kenwood Inc.).
Limitations
Lacks a remote control, typical for its era.
Aging units may require maintenance (e.g., capacitor or transistor replacement) due to wear.
No support for modern inputs like digital audio or Bluetooth.
Performance and Value
Originally priced at $220 USD (approximately 800 DM), the Kenwood KR-3130 offers exceptional sound clarity, a sensitive tuner, and versatile connectivity for its time. Its robust construction and retro design make it a favorite among vintage audio collectors, though maintenance may be needed to restore older units to full functionality. Ideal for vinyl enthusiasts and retro audio setups, the KR-3130 delivers a nostalgic listening experience with enduring appeal.
