Sansui TU-707 AM/FM Tuner TU-707 Vintage with Wear, Sold As-Is
Description
Product Overview
This Sansui TU-707 is a vintage AM/FM stereo tuner perfect for collectors and enthusiasts who appreciate classic audio equipment. Though untested, it carries the esteemed legacy of Sansui's reputable build and sound quality from the golden era of audio electronics.
Key Features:
- Classic Sansui design and build
- AM/FM stereo tuning capabilities
- Vintage appeal
Condition
This product is sold as-is, with no guarantees on functionality due to inability to test. It has visible signs of wear consistent with age, such as scratches and dirt.
Notes
This product is designed for the Japanese market, with a standard voltage of 100V. If you plan to use it in the US (120V), please use a step-down transformer to prevent damage or malfunction.
Message
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Shipping
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About Importer's Obligation
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