Carver TX-11 Quartz Synthesized Stereo Tuner FM Radio is in great physical and functional shape ..will include a basic fm antenna

Carver TX-11 Quartz Synthesized Stereo Tuner FM Radio is in great physical and functional shape ..will include a basic fm antenna

Carver TX-11 Quartz Synthesized Stereo Tuner FM Radio is in great physical and functional shape ..will include a basic fm antenna

Amazing 2-Zone, Dolby Surround AV Receiver. SpecificationsTuning range: FM, AMPower output: 110 watts per channel into 8? (stereo)Surround output: 110W (front), 75W (center), 35W (rear)Frequency response: 20Hz to 20kHzTotal harmonic distortion: 0.09%Video Connections: Composite, SVHSDimensions: 483 x 159 x 445mmWeight: 15.5kgAccessories: RH-89AYear: 1992 REVIEW EXCERPT: For the last month or so Ive been listening to Dolby Pro Logic audio through a new audio-video receiver loaned by the Carver Corp. Its the Carver HR-895, which has four stunning features besides Dolby Pro Logic. They are Sonic Holography (a way of improving the realism of the sound over some kinds of speakers), a center-channel audio signal, a vastly improved FM tuner circuit that let me pull in stations more than 80 miles away, and a remote with a zillion buttons. The HR-895 has only one drawback -- the price. It lists for a whopping $1,600. Its not hard to see where part of that megabuck cost goes, since the Carver has four powerful amplifiers and a sophisticated switching system that lets you record on one VCR while you are watching a tape from another one, but a receiver that costs as much as eight typical CD players is plainly out of the reach of most of us. On the other hand, if you have not yet purchased a hi-fi system and can afford the price of entry, the Carver HR-895 would make an excellent combination unit. It has all the functions of an amplifier, tuner, control center, audio-video switching box and surround-sound adaptor -- and does it all without a fuss. The sound quality from regular hi-fi sources is first-rate, especially when the Sonic Holography circuit is switched in, but its the Dolby Pro Logic that captivates me every time I turn this big receiver on. The latest video movies recorded with Pro Logic pass my blind listening test easily -- the soundtracks still seem realistic even when I close my eyes. Try that with regular movie soundtracks, and youll probably find the sound falls flat without visual cues.

Vintage Carver TX-11 digital tuner works great. It has the usual wear and tear of a grand old vintage tuner. It’s exactly as pictured and guaranteed or your money back Two small buttons missing but still works fine. You may be able to find parts on eBay just the cap is missing as pictured tuner and everything else works perfectly. You can still access the buttons. It’s just a great buy for a great vintage tuner so often or buy it now the last one sold for $329 on eBay so grab it while you can. Selling as is no returns. I will ship UPS ground or FedEx home or ground advantage depending on which one is faster and less expensive. It will be my choice, but you’ll get it quickly. Buy it now it’s in nice condition

Carver TX-11 Quartz Synthesized Stereo Tuner FM Radio is in great physical and functional shape ..will include a basic fm antenna

Amazing 2-Zone, Dolby Surround AV Receiver. SpecificationsTuning range: FM, AMPower output: 110 watts per channel into 8? (stereo)Surround output: 110W (front), 75W (center), 35W (rear)Frequency response: 20Hz to 20kHzTotal harmonic distortion: 0.09%Video Connections: Composite, SVHSDimensions: 483 x 159 x 445mmWeight: 15.5kgAccessories: RH-89AYear: 1992 REVIEW EXCERPT: For the last month or so Ive been listening to Dolby Pro Logic audio through a new audio-video receiver loaned by the Carver Corp. Its the Carver HR-895, which has four stunning features besides Dolby Pro Logic. They are Sonic Holography (a way of improving the realism of the sound over some kinds of speakers), a center-channel audio signal, a vastly improved FM tuner circuit that let me pull in stations more than 80 miles away, and a remote with a zillion buttons. The HR-895 has only one drawback -- the price. It lists for a whopping $1,600. Its not hard to see where part of that megabuck cost goes, since the Carver has four powerful amplifiers and a sophisticated switching system that lets you record on one VCR while you are watching a tape from another one, but a receiver that costs as much as eight typical CD players is plainly out of the reach of most of us. On the other hand, if you have not yet purchased a hi-fi system and can afford the price of entry, the Carver HR-895 would make an excellent combination unit. It has all the functions of an amplifier, tuner, control center, audio-video switching box and surround-sound adaptor -- and does it all without a fuss. The sound quality from regular hi-fi sources is first-rate, especially when the Sonic Holography circuit is switched in, but its the Dolby Pro Logic that captivates me every time I turn this big receiver on. The latest video movies recorded with Pro Logic pass my blind listening test easily -- the soundtracks still seem realistic even when I close my eyes. Try that with regular movie soundtracks, and youll probably find the sound falls flat without visual cues.

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unit powers on and tunes to radio stations but has not been connected to speakers for testing Case has wear - please review photos carefully No remote or other cords are included I have not had any restoration work done to it. Sold as not working - for parts/repair See photos for detail. Item pictured is the item you will receive. Free shipping included in price

Amazing 2-Zone, Dolby Surround AV Receiver. SpecificationsTuning range: FM, AMPower output: 110 watts per channel into 8? (stereo)Surround output: 110W (front), 75W (center), 35W (rear)Frequency response: 20Hz to 20kHzTotal harmonic distortion: 0.09%Video Connections: Composite, SVHSDimensions: 483 x 159 x 445mmWeight: 15.5kgAccessories: RH-89AYear: 1992 REVIEW EXCERPT: For the last month or so Ive been listening to Dolby Pro Logic audio through a new audio-video receiver loaned by the Carver Corp. Its the Carver HR-895, which has four stunning features besides Dolby Pro Logic. They are Sonic Holography (a way of improving the realism of the sound over some kinds of speakers), a center-channel audio signal, a vastly improved FM tuner circuit that let me pull in stations more than 80 miles away, and a remote with a zillion buttons. The HR-895 has only one drawback -- the price. It lists for a whopping $1,600. Its not hard to see where part of that megabuck cost goes, since the Carver has four powerful amplifiers and a sophisticated switching system that lets you record on one VCR while you are watching a tape from another one, but a receiver that costs as much as eight typical CD players is plainly out of the reach of most of us. On the other hand, if you have not yet purchased a hi-fi system and can afford the price of entry, the Carver HR-895 would make an excellent combination unit. It has all the functions of an amplifier, tuner, control center, audio-video switching box and surround-sound adaptor -- and does it all without a fuss. The sound quality from regular hi-fi sources is first-rate, especially when the Sonic Holography circuit is switched in, but its the Dolby Pro Logic that captivates me every time I turn this big receiver on. The latest video movies recorded with Pro Logic pass my blind listening test easily -- the soundtracks still seem realistic even when I close my eyes. Try that with regular movie soundtracks, and youll probably find the sound falls flat without visual cues.

Amazing 2-Zone, Dolby Surround AV Receiver. SpecificationsTuning range: FM, AMPower output: 110 watts per channel into 8? (stereo)Surround output: 110W (front), 75W (center), 35W (rear)Frequency response: 20Hz to 20kHzTotal harmonic distortion: 0.09%Video Connections: Composite, SVHSDimensions: 483 x 159 x 445mmWeight: 15.5kgAccessories: RH-89AYear: 1992 REVIEW EXCERPT: For the last month or so Ive been listening to Dolby Pro Logic audio through a new audio-video receiver loaned by the Carver Corp. Its the Carver HR-895, which has four stunning features besides Dolby Pro Logic. They are Sonic Holography (a way of improving the realism of the sound over some kinds of speakers), a center-channel audio signal, a vastly improved FM tuner circuit that let me pull in stations more than 80 miles away, and a remote with a zillion buttons. The HR-895 has only one drawback -- the price. It lists for a whopping $1,600. Its not hard to see where part of that megabuck cost goes, since the Carver has four powerful amplifiers and a sophisticated switching system that lets you record on one VCR while you are watching a tape from another one, but a receiver that costs as much as eight typical CD players is plainly out of the reach of most of us. On the other hand, if you have not yet purchased a hi-fi system and can afford the price of entry, the Carver HR-895 would make an excellent combination unit. It has all the functions of an amplifier, tuner, control center, audio-video switching box and surround-sound adaptor -- and does it all without a fuss. The sound quality from regular hi-fi sources is first-rate, especially when the Sonic Holography circuit is switched in, but its the Dolby Pro Logic that captivates me every time I turn this big receiver on. The latest video movies recorded with Pro Logic pass my blind listening test easily -- the soundtracks still seem realistic even when I close my eyes. Try that with regular movie soundtracks, and youll probably find the sound falls flat without visual cues.

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Amazing 2-Zone, Dolby Surround AV Receiver. SpecificationsTuning range: FM, AMPower output: 110 watts per channel into 8? (stereo)Surround output: 110W (front), 75W (center), 35W (rear)Frequency response: 20Hz to 20kHzTotal harmonic distortion: 0.09%Video Connections: Composite, SVHSDimensions: 483 x 159 x 445mmWeight: 15.5kgAccessories: RH-89AYear: 1992 REVIEW EXCERPT: For the last month or so Ive been listening to Dolby Pro Logic audio through a new audio-video receiver loaned by the Carver Corp. Its the Carver HR-895, which has four stunning features besides Dolby Pro Logic. They are Sonic Holography (a way of improving the realism of the sound over some kinds of speakers), a center-channel audio signal, a vastly improved FM tuner circuit that let me pull in stations more than 80 miles away, and a remote with a zillion buttons. The HR-895 has only one drawback -- the price. It lists for a whopping $1,600. Its not hard to see where part of that megabuck cost goes, since the Carver has four powerful amplifiers and a sophisticated switching system that lets you record on one VCR while you are watching a tape from another one, but a receiver that costs as much as eight typical CD players is plainly out of the reach of most of us. On the other hand, if you have not yet purchased a hi-fi system and can afford the price of entry, the Carver HR-895 would make an excellent combination unit. It has all the functions of an amplifier, tuner, control center, audio-video switching box and surround-sound adaptor -- and does it all without a fuss. The sound quality from regular hi-fi sources is first-rate, especially when the Sonic Holography circuit is switched in, but its the Dolby Pro Logic that captivates me every time I turn this big receiver on. The latest video movies recorded with Pro Logic pass my blind listening test easily -- the soundtracks still seem realistic even when I close my eyes. Try that with regular movie soundtracks, and youll probably find the sound falls flat without visual cues.

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This is a reprint of an Audio Review from 1982! This review will have SPECS, COMMENTARY, DETAILS, and INFORMATION about the unit listed. . You wont be dissapointed! A piece of Audio History! I have THOUSANDS more Ads and Reviews on my Ebay Store. Email with ANY questions, THANKS! -Search for any brand you like on the left side in my Store Search bar. I have almost every popular Audio brand! -Each Page is 8.5 by 11 -Shipping is $3 in the USA and $6 ANYWHERE else, I ship WORLDWIDE! Each additional item is only $1 more to ship! -As always, your satisfaction is GUARANTEED at Electronics Archives! If you are unhappy with any purchase, email and I will get you a resolution or a refund! -Email me with any questions, I put 10-20 new Ads and Brochures on my site EVERY DAY! THANK YOU! Powered by eBay Turbo Lister The free listing tool. List your items fast and easy and manage your active items.

Amazing 2-Zone, Dolby Surround AV Receiver. SpecificationsTuning range: FM, AMPower output: 110 watts per channel into 8? (stereo)Surround output: 110W (front), 75W (center), 35W (rear)Frequency response: 20Hz to 20kHzTotal harmonic distortion: 0.09%Video Connections: Composite, SVHSDimensions: 483 x 159 x 445mmWeight: 15.5kgAccessories: RH-89AYear: 1992 REVIEW EXCERPT: For the last month or so Ive been listening to Dolby Pro Logic audio through a new audio-video receiver loaned by the Carver Corp. Its the Carver HR-895, which has four stunning features besides Dolby Pro Logic. They are Sonic Holography (a way of improving the realism of the sound over some kinds of speakers), a center-channel audio signal, a vastly improved FM tuner circuit that let me pull in stations more than 80 miles away, and a remote with a zillion buttons. The HR-895 has only one drawback -- the price. It lists for a whopping $1,600. Its not hard to see where part of that megabuck cost goes, since the Carver has four powerful amplifiers and a sophisticated switching system that lets you record on one VCR while you are watching a tape from another one, but a receiver that costs as much as eight typical CD players is plainly out of the reach of most of us. On the other hand, if you have not yet purchased a hi-fi system and can afford the price of entry, the Carver HR-895 would make an excellent combination unit. It has all the functions of an amplifier, tuner, control center, audio-video switching box and surround-sound adaptor -- and does it all without a fuss. The sound quality from regular hi-fi sources is first-rate, especially when the Sonic Holography circuit is switched in, but its the Dolby Pro Logic that captivates me every time I turn this big receiver on. The latest video movies recorded with Pro Logic pass my blind listening test easily -- the soundtracks still seem realistic even when I close my eyes. Try that with regular movie soundtracks, and youll probably find the sound falls flat without visual cues.

Amazing 2-Zone, Dolby Surround AV Receiver. SpecificationsTuning range: FM, AMPower output: 110 watts per channel into 8? (stereo)Surround output: 110W (front), 75W (center), 35W (rear)Frequency response: 20Hz to 20kHzTotal harmonic distortion: 0.09%Video Connections: Composite, SVHSDimensions: 483 x 159 x 445mmWeight: 15.5kgAccessories: RH-89AYear: 1992 REVIEW EXCERPT: For the last month or so Ive been listening to Dolby Pro Logic audio through a new audio-video receiver loaned by the Carver Corp. Its the Carver HR-895, which has four stunning features besides Dolby Pro Logic. They are Sonic Holography (a way of improving the realism of the sound over some kinds of speakers), a center-channel audio signal, a vastly improved FM tuner circuit that let me pull in stations more than 80 miles away, and a remote with a zillion buttons. The HR-895 has only one drawback -- the price. It lists for a whopping $1,600. Its not hard to see where part of that megabuck cost goes, since the Carver has four powerful amplifiers and a sophisticated switching system that lets you record on one VCR while you are watching a tape from another one, but a receiver that costs as much as eight typical CD players is plainly out of the reach of most of us. On the other hand, if you have not yet purchased a hi-fi system and can afford the price of entry, the Carver HR-895 would make an excellent combination unit. It has all the functions of an amplifier, tuner, control center, audio-video switching box and surround-sound adaptor -- and does it all without a fuss. The sound quality from regular hi-fi sources is first-rate, especially when the Sonic Holography circuit is switched in, but its the Dolby Pro Logic that captivates me every time I turn this big receiver on. The latest video movies recorded with Pro Logic pass my blind listening test easily -- the soundtracks still seem realistic even when I close my eyes. Try that with regular movie soundtracks, and youll probably find the sound falls flat without visual cues.

For auction is:Vintage CARVER TX-11 FM tuner.Please read before bidding. Unit is for restoration or parts. Has some minor marks due to age. Unit was tested before listing. All lights are on. It is tuning, but no sound. Very heavy - about 12.5 pounds unpacked. Will be packed very well for shipping. PLEASE READ before bidding!!!!!! Please ask any questions before bidding. Please note that you are buying not new equipment, though we check all our items before shipping for basic functions. No waranty and no return. Local free pick-up is welcome. Please contact us. We combine shipping.

Amazing 2-Zone, Dolby Surround AV Receiver. SpecificationsTuning range: FM, AMPower output: 110 watts per channel into 8? (stereo)Surround output: 110W (front), 75W (center), 35W (rear)Frequency response: 20Hz to 20kHzTotal harmonic distortion: 0.09%Video Connections: Composite, SVHSDimensions: 483 x 159 x 445mmWeight: 15.5kgAccessories: RH-89AYear: 1992 REVIEW EXCERPT: For the last month or so Ive been listening to Dolby Pro Logic audio through a new audio-video receiver loaned by the Carver Corp. Its the Carver HR-895, which has four stunning features besides Dolby Pro Logic. They are Sonic Holography (a way of improving the realism of the sound over some kinds of speakers), a center-channel audio signal, a vastly improved FM tuner circuit that let me pull in stations more than 80 miles away, and a remote with a zillion buttons. The HR-895 has only one drawback -- the price. It lists for a whopping $1,600. Its not hard to see where part of that megabuck cost goes, since the Carver has four powerful amplifiers and a sophisticated switching system that lets you record on one VCR while you are watching a tape from another one, but a receiver that costs as much as eight typical CD players is plainly out of the reach of most of us. On the other hand, if you have not yet purchased a hi-fi system and can afford the price of entry, the Carver HR-895 would make an excellent combination unit. It has all the functions of an amplifier, tuner, control center, audio-video switching box and surround-sound adaptor -- and does it all without a fuss. The sound quality from regular hi-fi sources is first-rate, especially when the Sonic Holography circuit is switched in, but its the Dolby Pro Logic that captivates me every time I turn this big receiver on. The latest video movies recorded with Pro Logic pass my blind listening test easily -- the soundtracks still seem realistic even when I close my eyes. Try that with regular movie soundtracks, and youll probably find the sound falls flat without visual cues.

This vintage Carver TX-11 digital tuner is a fantastic addition to any home audio setup. With its sleek silver finish and digital technology, its a perfect match for those who appreciate both form and function. Whether youre looking to listen to your favorite radio station or simply tune in to some music, this tuner has got you covered. The Carver brand is known for its high quality and reliable products, and this tuner is no exception. Despite being sold as is, it still powers up and is ready to be put to good use. With its various features and impressive model, its the perfect choice for anyone looking for a great tuner without having to worry about the condition. Tested to turn on and tune into stations sold as is

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Amazing 2-Zone, Dolby Surround AV Receiver. SpecificationsTuning range: FM, AMPower output: 110 watts per channel into 8? (stereo)Surround output: 110W (front), 75W (center), 35W (rear)Frequency response: 20Hz to 20kHzTotal harmonic distortion: 0.09%Video Connections: Composite, SVHSDimensions: 483 x 159 x 445mmWeight: 15.5kgAccessories: RH-89AYear: 1992 REVIEW EXCERPT: For the last month or so Ive been listening to Dolby Pro Logic audio through a new audio-video receiver loaned by the Carver Corp. Its the Carver HR-895, which has four stunning features besides Dolby Pro Logic. They are Sonic Holography (a way of improving the realism of the sound over some kinds of speakers), a center-channel audio signal, a vastly improved FM tuner circuit that let me pull in stations more than 80 miles away, and a remote with a zillion buttons. The HR-895 has only one drawback -- the price. It lists for a whopping $1,600. Its not hard to see where part of that megabuck cost goes, since the Carver has four powerful amplifiers and a sophisticated switching system that lets you record on one VCR while you are watching a tape from another one, but a receiver that costs as much as eight typical CD players is plainly out of the reach of most of us. On the other hand, if you have not yet purchased a hi-fi system and can afford the price of entry, the Carver HR-895 would make an excellent combination unit. It has all the functions of an amplifier, tuner, control center, audio-video switching box and surround-sound adaptor -- and does it all without a fuss. The sound quality from regular hi-fi sources is first-rate, especially when the Sonic Holography circuit is switched in, but its the Dolby Pro Logic that captivates me every time I turn this big receiver on. The latest video movies recorded with Pro Logic pass my blind listening test easily -- the soundtracks still seem realistic even when I close my eyes. Try that with regular movie soundtracks, and youll probably find the sound falls flat without visual cues.