NAD 7125 am/FM stereo receiver has phono,aux,play,record inputs that can be used for cassette,cd etc. Great condition will ship out fast to lower 48 STATES ONLY!

100% POSITIVE CUSTOMER FEEDBACK FROM OVER 9800 ORDERS NAD 7125 AM/FM STEREO RECEIVER / TUNER AMPLIFIER SERVICED WORKS WELL VGC SERVICED, TESTED & WORKS WELL. VERY GOOD OVERALL CONDITION – SOME MINOR MARKS, NICKS & SCRATCHES IN LINE WITH AGE & USE - PLEASE STUDY PHOTOS TO ASSESS CONDITION YOURSELF. FURTHER PRODUCT INFORMATION / SPECIFICATION BELOW: *BUY WITH CONFIDENCE - PROFESSIONAL FIRST-RATE SELLER WITH 100% POSITIVE CUSTOMER FEEDBACK* SHIPPING AVAILABLE VIA REPUTABLE COURIERS SUCH AS FEDEX, DX & UPS - WITH TRACKING & INSURANCE PRICE QUOTED FOR UK MAINLAND ONLY COLLECTION FROM TWICKENHAM, SOUTH WEST LONDON, TW2 6RN THE SMALL PRINT Save money - remember we can combine shipping costs for multiple items. From a pet and smoke-free home. Carefully packaged. Thanks for visiting & please contact me if you have any questions, Paul PRODUCT INFORMATION / SPECIFICATION Tuning range: FM, MW Power output: 25 watts per channel into 8? (stereo) Frequency response: 20Hz to 20kHz Total harmonic distortion: 0.05% Damping factor: 50 Input sensitivity: 2.5mV (MM), 150mV (line) Signal to noise ratio: 75dB (MM), 96dB (line) Speaker load impedance: 4? (minimum) Dimensions: 420 x 83 x 288mm Weight: 5.2kg Year: 1983

Refurbished, all new capacitors, in mint condition, with remote control. Only a total of 5 capacitors are orignal, all were checked for functionality and left in place as they are at or were above new spec, overall. All other capacitors were swapped out for 105 degree C long life new capacitors. Approx 80 of them. I also added in proper orignal spec new incandescent bulbs for the FM/AM display window. The potentiometers are clean, no cleaning fluids were used on them. Switches are clean, the few that are there. the stereo-mono switch and the B speaker switch, are physical switches, the rest are touch tactile and work via controlling switching chips and the like. I expect that this unit will work fine for many more years of trouble free use. Might even still be using it in the year 2033. Im not guaranteeing this, of course... but there is no reason to expect that it wont last 10 years. Its the capacitors that bring NAD units down (and other brands) and this one needed all new capacitors, its from 1995. I COULD have changed a few capacitors (like 99% of technicians do) and let it roll out to you and claim its perfect when it fact, it would not be... and just be a ticking time bomb of eventual failure. Sooner rather than later. this way, it will be like a new unit and maybe last at least another 10 years. so be decent and offer me what the work and the unit is worth: Its a classic older NAD unit... with a long lifespan ahead of it. Ps, if the shipping seems high, well Im in Canada and the shipping costs more than Im charging. Shipping costs have more tha doubled in the past 2-3 years. thanks for your time.

Offered is a vintage NAD 7120 stereo receiver (made in Japan) in excellent cosmetic condition and fully tested. This was a very compact, modest entry level offering rated a nominal (and very conservative) 20 wpc into 8 ohm speakers. Cosmetically there are very few blemishes, mostly some very light scuffs which show up because of the bright camera flash. In typical lighting they can only be seen under close inspection. The LED display is still clear and bright. Service Notes: 1. Minor interior and exterior dust brushed and blown out. 2. Exterior surfaces cleaned. 3. Pots treated with Deoxit (they were just a bit scratchy). 5. Amplifier bias and offset adjusted slightly to values well within those recommended in the service manual 6. The amplifier output clips at just over 17 V_rms (at 1kHz) so, in principle, the amplifier should output up to 36 watts per channel (into an 8 ohm load). Running the receiver at or near this power for extended periods is not recommended. 7. All inputs/outputs checked. Operating notes: 1. Plugging in a headphone jack disables the speaker outputs at the back. 2. This receiver does not include an FM mute feature. 3. There is a slight speaker thump when turning on this receiver. Many web pages note this attribute as a common occurrence in NAD receivers from this era. Of course one can use a headphone jack (see item 1) to prevent this from happening when turning on the receiver or use the included switch box (see item 4)4. This receiver only has connectors for a single set of speakers. Thus, for two or more pairs one can use the included passive HTS4 speaker switch box. Setting this to an open connector pair, when turning on the receiver, will also allow one to avoid the cited speaker thump. This item comes with a 30 day return; buyer pays return shipping. Please ask a question if you have one and thanks for looking.

Ich biete hier einen NAD 7125 Stereo Receiver/Verstärkerfür Bastler an. Verstäker Teil funktioniert einwandfrei Super Klang. Radio nicht einwanfrei, irgenwie kriege ich keinen sauberen Empfang rein Für einen Fachmann bestimmt kein Problem. Wird daher als defekt verkauft!!! Das Angebot richtet sich nur an Leute, die Ahnung haben und den Verstärker komplett überholen können!!! Also für Kenner und Bastler!! Verstärker hat normale Gebrauchsspuren. Bilder sind Bestandteil der Beschreibung. LIEFERUMFANG: SO, WIE AUF DEN BILDERN ZU SEHEN! Bitte beachten Sie auch meine weiteren Auktionen.Von Privat, ohne Garantie oder Rückgaberecht!!!