En av de mest underskattade och sällsynta förstärkarna som någonsin sålts.

NEC Authentic Series stereo integrerad förstärkare modell AUA-7000E. Tillverkad i Japan. Effektförbrukning 390W. Serie nummer 5810093.

Fullt servad och justerad enligt manualen, låter dynamiskt, kraftfull, neutralt och uppfyllande.

NEC Authentic Series AUA7000E är en varg i fårakläder. Den kommer att rocka av dig strumporna och lite till. Glöm inte att förr i tiden använde de flesta av de stora aktörerna som Marantz, Pioneer och Sony främst NEC-delar till sina high-end-produkter!

SpecificationsPower output:

45 watts per channel into 8? (stereo)

Frequency response: 5Hz to 100kHz

Total harmonic distortion: 0.1%

Damping factor: 30

Input sensitivity: 2.5mV (MM), 150mV (line)

Signal to noise ratio: 72dB (MM), 95dB (line)

Output: 150mV (line)

Speaker load impedance: 4? to 16?

Dimensions: 380 x 140 x 300mm

Weight: 10kg

Reviews:

@BrianNavalinsky 3 years ago
I always preferred NEC to Sony in the late 1980's. NEC delivered what Sony only promised.

@Luca-sw8mi 4 years ago
I own the NEC AUA8000E and I consider it one of my best vintage discovery. Built like a tank, it sounds powerful and neutral but never loses details.

@MetalGreggNY75 4 years ago
So this NEC amp sounds pretty incredible. It seems like it really is/was a hidden gem. I probably would have gotten this to build my first stereo system when I was young.

@Joshualbm 3 years ago
NEC made incredible quality in many of their products. Also Hitachi, Nikko and Mitsubishi.

@rogerchurch3804 4 years ago
when u took the cover off that baby i said woohoo what monster!! nice i heard that nec made stereo gear for a few companies way back in the 80s i had an all in one stereo made by them rebranded curtis mathes very good sounding it fooled me ! the hi fi world and stereo nuts went to sleep on nec hifi i couldn't believe the specs on thier cassette decks crazy amazing nice to see this one again .

@mistermac56 2 years ago
Back in its day, NEC audio equipment was much more expensive than the run of the mill Technics, Pioneer, etc. but was extremely reliable and sounded great. The problem was NEC didn't have the "brand" recognition and the profit margin wasn't there, and stores wouldn't haggle with customers on the price as they would with other brands. Plus, as you pointed out, customers wanted higher power.