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Onkyo A-8450 Integra - A Look Inside + Audio Test

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Комментарии : 9

@jorgbornefeld1689 3 года назад

Wonderful amplifyer. In my youth a friend of mine bought this amp, while I bought myself the Pioneer A 616 MK ll at the same time. We were proud as hell about our new beautiful amps. We had to earn the money for the amps by working in our school holydays. We were the Sultans of High Fidelity in our school class .... :-)

@Zeichentrick01 2 года назад

Still using it, still loving it. Got it for 50€ 20 years ago. Works still perfectly well

@Zockopa 2 года назад

Nice upper middleclass amp from the late eighties. You hardly need more amp than this. Cleanly build,nice phonostage (with 2SK146 JFETs input-dif) for the priceclass and classic poweramp design with FET input and BJT output stages. This amp is on the same level as a Sony ES in this priceclass.

@simonepuzzi8998 17 дней назад

Hello, I've an A-8170, pretty similar, with a problem on a knob (the TAPE-2 rec selector) that turns 360° and seems disconnected from the selector. I've tried to remove the front panel but I noticed that first of all you need to disconnect all the knobs from the selectors. I really can't understand how they are linked with the pins of the selectors, I saw holes under the panel but I can't see inside that holes. Could you explain me how to remove the knobs?