
Kenwood KR-3130(1972)
1 200 kr
960 kr eks. mva + 240 kr MVA (25%)
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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.
Egenskaper
- Item state
- Remark
- Power rating
- 14W
- Impedance
- 4 ohm, 8 ohm
- pa_phono-input
- MM
Mer informasjon
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
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Delivers 14 watts per channel into 8 ohms (stereo) with a frequency response of 20Hz to 40kHz.
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Features 0.8% total harmonic distortion, providing clear, tube-like sound for small to medium-sized rooms.
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Includes tone control, loudness function, and noise filter for customizable audio output.
Tuner Capabilities
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Equipped with a superheterodyne tuner supporting FM (88-108 MHz) and MW (520-1610 kHz).
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Offers a sensitive FM input of 2.0µV and a signal-to-noise ratio of 60 dB for clear radio reception.
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Features an illuminated green analog tuner display for a classic aesthetic.
Connectivity
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Inputs include:
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Two phono MM inputs (2.5 mV / 50 kOhm) for turntables.
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Microphone input (3 mV / 100 kOhm).
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Aux/tape play (150 mV / 50 kOhm) and main in (100 mV / 100 kOhm).
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Outputs include:
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Tape recording (150 mV / 30 mV).
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Pre-out for external power amplifiers.
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Headphones and two speaker pairs (4-16 ohms).
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Supports tape monitor for recording and playback flexibility.
Build and Design
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Housed in a solid walnut wood cabinet, measuring 425 x 122 x 315 mm and weighing 7.5 kg.
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Built with 1 IC, 32 transistors, and 33 diodes for reliable performance.
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Designed and manufactured in Japan by Kenwood (Trio-Kenwood Inc.).
Limitations
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Lacks a remote control, typical for its era.
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Aging units may require maintenance (e.g., capacitor or transistor replacement) due to wear.
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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.



