JBL SA660 Solid State Amplifier / SG520 + SE402 = SA660 for L100 4343 4310 C36 For Sale

JBL SA660 Solid State Amplifier / SG520 + SE402 = SA660 for L100 4343 4310 C36
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JBL SA660 Solid State Amplifier / SG520 + SE402 = SA660 for L100 4343 4310 C36:
$1283.00

JBL SA660 Solid State Amplifier / SG520 + SE402 = SA660 for L100 4343 4310 C36
Vintage Stereo amplifier in excellent working and physical condition. Insides and out is very clean. All insides look original. Included are original rca jack covers that protected jacks not being used. Also included is original power cord and wood slats on sides. All knobs are original and working. No broken pieces. Grey wrinkle paint is original and very clean. Top of case is perfect. The picture of top has bright spot from camera flash. Just recently checked out by tech and all functions work. All inputs working also. The function that the SA660 has that the earlier SA600 does not have is the individual bass and treble adjustments on both channels. Also the SA600 is only 40 watts per channel and this SA660 is 60 watts per channel.
Worldwide shipping. USA = $39 / International Japan, South Korea & Hong Kong = $99. FedEx 5-7 day Air. All other countries must email for exact cost. Item will be double boxed and packaged very good for shipping. Customs friendly.
Specifications

Power output: 60 watts per channel into 8Ω (stereo)

Frequency response: 20Hz to 20kHz

Total harmonic distortion: 0.2%

Damping factor: 23

Input sensitivity: 4mV (MM), 250mV (line)

Signal to noise ratio: 72dB (MM), 85dB (line)

Speaker load impedance: 4Ω to 16Ω

Semiconductors: 37 x transistors, 23 x diodes

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