Kenwood KR 7050

This is the Kenwood KR 7050 High Speed DC Stereo Receiver from 1979-80. It’s big (bigger than most stereo receivers), loud, and beautiful.

This a high quality receiver with good features.
Wide/Narrow IF selection and 5 filters.
The high-speed amplifiers of the KR-7050 afford outstanding transient response: slew rate 200 volts per microsecond, rise time 0.9 microseconds.
DC coupling throughout the audio amplifier section assures flat frequency response down to DC (zero Hz) to provide superior phase response at the low frequency range of human hearing.
Sophisticated equalizer using FETs and single-ended push-pull output provides precision phono equalization and high signal-to-noise ratio.
Four illuminated meters – 2 output meters that can accurately measure power output from 0.01 to 160 watts into 8 ohm speakers from both stereo channels, antenna signal strength, and FM centre channel tuning.
The KR-7050 has bass, midrange and treble tone controls, with switches to set the turnover points for the bass and treble controls to customize the tonal adjustments.
The sound is very rich and warm.