Ferguson - 3448 Solid state stereo receiver

The Ferguson 3448 is a vintage stereo tuner-amplifier that was originally manufactured in England. Features & Details All lamps are replaced by led light. All leaky capacitors are new. With din adapter plugs Signs of use on the back Cleaned in and outside • Type: Stereo tuner-amplifier / radio receiver • Origin: Made in England • Notable aspects: Within audio circles, this retro device is recognized as an affordable yet surprisingly good-sounding vintage amplifier, capable of driving various types of loudspeakers with relative ease. As the Ferguson 3448 is a rare piece of vintage audio equipment from the 1970s, detailed factory specifications are scarce. Based on archives and documentation for similar British Ferguson models from that era, the key technical specifications are as follows: Technical Specifications • Device Type: Stereo Tuner-Amplifier (Receiver) • Country of Origin: Great Britain (Manufactured by British Radio Corporation / Thorn Electrical Industries) • Production Period: 1970s • Enclosure: Typically finished with a wood (teak or walnut) veneer cabinet and an aluminum front panel, characteristic of the period. Audio & Amplification • Output Power: Estimated at approximately 15 to 20 watts per channel at 8 Ohms (sufficient for compact vintage bookshelf speakers). • Speaker Connections: Uses 2-pin DIN speaker plugs, which were the standard in Europe at the time. • Impedance: Compatible with speakers ranging from 4 to 8 Ohms. Radio / Tuner Section 58 cm wide 12 cm high 26 cm dept • Reception Bands: • FM (VHF) with stereo indicator • MW (Medium Wave) • LW (Long Wave) • Tuning: Manual analog tuning via a mechanical tuning knob and an illuminated station scale. Connections (Rear Panel) • Inputs: 5-pin DIN connectors for: • Tape (Cassette recorder / Tape deck) • phono for magnetic cartridge MM! • Antenna: Terminals for both FM ribbon antennas (300 Ohm) and external AM antennas. Carefully shipped. Pictures are descriptio

Stima:€150

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