JA-S41 Pre-main Amplifier

Released in 1976, this is Victor's integrated amplifier JA-S41. It's an amplifier that was highly praised by audio critic Tetsuo Nagaoka at the time. It features complete separation of A-class and B-class amplification stages (including the important transformers). It has a powerful and brilliant sound. I also own AB-class and D-class amplifiers, but the A-class amplifiers (of which I own several) are all excellent and I use them as my main amplifiers. This is one of them.

- Manufacturer: Victor
- Model Name: JA-S41
- Type: Stereo Integrated Amplifier
- Control Functions: Treble, Bass, Loudness, Subsonic Filter
- Protection circuits for shock noise and overload during power ON/OFF
- Output: 65W + 65W (8Ω)
- Frequency Response: 20Hz～50KHz
- Dimensions: Width 390 x Height 152 x Depth 330
- Weight: 10.2kg

☆ Offered for sale to organize my collection. There may be slight noise when adjusting the volume, but I don't think it will cause any problems during use. Also, there is a crack in the paint on the center of the top panel. Recently, Japanese-made integrated amplifiers with A-class operation are rarely released, so please consider this if you are interested. Thank you.