Vintage Fairchild Model 219 Tube mic Preamp, Amplifier with Jensen Speaker UTC This is very rare and in tact. tubes are missing, Very Clean. Comes with UTC A-26 Transformer and Jensen Speaker that had 6.5 DCR Ohm Reading. Sold as you see. Due to age these items are being sold AS IS.Disclaimer: When buying almost 50 and 50 plus year old electronic equipment that has not had all parts replaced with new parts there is always the possibility with failure to the 50 year old part/s at any time. Some of the electronic part/s may continue for another 50 years without need of replacement and some electronic part/s may fail a few days after you start using the item.Please visit our store as we get vintage electronics of tube,test,solid state, hifi, audio, etc Many great and rare items as well.

1 tweeter doesnt work and the second one kinda works 1 tweeters dome show some wear on the dome. Smoke free home v2 Jensen E-200 C-9629 Dome Tweeter for Model 4 5 6 Speakers. Pair of tweeters.

Jensen Radio CD Player Model #CD-470 2008 Gold Fully Tested.

This transformer comes from a tape machine setup. Theres a dent on the case, but it works perfectly and dont pick up any noise. It is PERFECT for MC-step-up, close to a Western Electric 618B, with just a little lower turns ratio. Originally used as a tape head to preamp input, its a recording studio quality transformer made by Jensen transformers back in the golden era of tube and discrete audio electronics. Its a really rare finding! I used to have more of these, but sold them all on Ebay, a long time ago. This is the last pair Ive kept for personal use, but Ill have to also let these go now. You wont see this very often. Seems like a custom job from Jensen. I actually never seen anything alike. I just know these are made by Jensen transformers because I collect professional audio transformers for over 25 years now, and I know this is jensen mumetal case, a Jensen part number (starts with JE) and also classic Jensen letter printing on model name and soldering pins. I know my stuff, and have tested transformers from all of the very best manufacturers, vintage and new production, likeJorgen Shou JS, Western Electric, Langevin, Marinair, Parmeko, Partridge, UTC, Tamura, Peerless, Triad, Thordarson, Chicago, Beyerdynamic, Altec, Telefunken, Malotki, Siemens, Seinnheiser, Lundahl, Raphaelite, Haufe, Pikatron, Sowter, etc. These are my tests: Pri 1.7R resistance Sec 550R resistance 1:14 turns ratio Impedances: Primary 5-40 ohms Secondary 1k-8k ohms These are possible impedance ratio connections with these wonderful transformers: 5:1k ohms 6:1k2 ohms 7:1k4 ohms 8:1k6 ohms 10:2k ohms 15:3k ohms 20:4k ohms 30:6k ohms 40:8k ohms Its just perfect for most low impedance MC cartridges. Buy this and use it to make your preferred moving coil cartridges come alive. This transformer was born to shine with the best cartridges from Ortofon, Shure, Denon, Accuphase, Goldring, Nagoka, Audio Technica, ADC, Roksan, Rega, Koetsu, Grado, Clearaudio, Sumiko, Benz Micro, My Sonic Lab, Hana, ZYX, Miyajima, Vertere Acoustics, Ana Mighty Sound, Charisma Audio, Allnic Audio, Soundsmith, Lyra, Acoustical Systems, MoFi, Shelter, etc. The inductance is high and the resistance of the windings are low. This is a SOLID option made by one of the Americas greatest audio transformer manufacturing companies. I can provide professional wiring info to the buyer, if needed. Get these while you can! Unfortunately, due to COVID-19 limitations (yes, still), I cant ship to Australia. Dont ask me why. More good audio parts in my other items. Make sure you check it!

This transformer comes from a tape machine setup. This is the exact same shielding case and very similar pin diameter and aspec, same pinout and and also the potting compound color and feel are very close when compared to the other JENSEN transformer in my other auctions. It differs slightly, has no model number and also a bit different specs when tested, but nothing that big. I guess its an early render or a prototype or something tgat was in one of the cards from the taoe recorder I took them from. It is PERFECT for MC-step-up, close to a Western Electric 618B, with just a little lower turns ratio. Originally used as a tape head to preamp input, its a recording studio quality transformer made by Jensen transformers back in the golden era of tube and discrete audio electronics. Its a really rare find! I used to have more of these, but sold them all on Ebay, a long time ago. This is the last pair Ive kept for personal use, but Ill have to also let these go now. You wont see this very often. Seems like a custom job from Jensen. I actually never seen anything alike. I just know the transformers from these cards are made by Jensen transformers because I collect professional audio transformers for over 25 years now, and I know this is jensens mumetal case, a Jensen part number (starts with JE) and also classic Jensen letter printing on model name and soldering pins, and although this particular one lacks the last bit, all the other transformers that looks pretty similar and came from the same cards had those Jensen signature marks. It has all the other Jensen characteristics thought. I know my stuff, and have tested transformers from all of the very best manufacturers, vintage and new production, likeJorgen Shou JS, Western Electric, Langevin, Marinair, Parmeko, Partridge, UTC, Tamura, Peerless, Triad, Thordarson, Chicago, Beyerdynamic, Altec, Telefunken, Malotki, Siemens, Seinnheiser, Lundahl, Raphaelite, Haufe, Pikatron, Sowter, etc. These are my tests: Pri 11R resistance Sec 167R resistance 1:9 turns ratio Impedances: Primary 15 - 100 ohms Secondary 1k2-8k ohms These are possible impedance ratio connections with these wonderful transformers: 15:1k2 ohms 20:1k6 ohms 30:2k4 ohms 40:3k2 ohms 10:2k ohms 50:4k ohms 60:4k8 ohms 75:6k ohms 100:8k ohms Its just perfect for most low impedance MC cartridges. Buy this and use it to make your preferred moving coil cartridges come alive. This transformer was born to shine with the best cartridges from Ortofon, Shure, Denon, Accuphase, Goldring, Nagoka, Audio Technica, ADC, Roksan, Rega, Koetsu, Grado, Clearaudio, Sumiko, Benz Micro, My Sonic Lab, Hana, ZYX, Miyajima, Vertere Acoustics, Ana Mighty Sound, Charisma Audio, Allnic Audio, Soundsmith, Lyra, Acoustical Systems, MoFi, Shelter, etc. The inductance is high and the resistance of the windings are low. This is a SOLID option made by one of the Americas greatest audio transformer manufacturing companies. I can provide professional wiring info to the buyer, if needed. Get these while you can! Unfortunately, due to COVID-19 limitations (yes, still), I cant ship to Australia. Dont ask me why. More good audio parts in my other items. Make sure you check it!

A pair of Jensen J speaker badges/nameplates/logos. These were pulled from Model 2 but were used on several vintage Jensen models. Very few marks and complete with posts and original backing nuts. You are buying a pair - thats two (2).

Coppia di Jensen in ottime condizioni come da foto , componenti originali salvo ,perfettamente funzionanti .Possibile ritiro gratuito e prova funzionale a Milano . Vendita da parte di privato senza garanzia .

Nice Vintage pair of now rare Jensen Laboratories Model 2 HiFi Speakers Some signs of wear around cones and grills but overall very good condition for age Pick up only from Chester Any questions please ask 07557647531

Offered for your consideration is a pair of vintage Jensen C12PF C9635 12 inch woofers removed from my walnut-clad Model 5 three-way, four-driver speakers, USA- manufactured in 1974. As per the EIA source/date codes on the magnet covers, “2207416” and”2207421”, these woofers were made by Jensen (220) in the 16th and 21st weeks, respectively, of 1974. I believe these woofers are suitable for other period Jensen speakers, but the buyer is responsible for verifying compatibility with their needs. So, please see my large photos, the measurements, and read the remaining description to decide if these capable Jensen woofers should become yours. These woofers are in clean, very good condition. They have sturdy textured paper cones that have no chips or cracks, just some minor edge scuffs and a spot of errant factory assembly epoxy on one. Plus, the textile voice coil dustcaps are dimple-free perfect. Also, the black-enameled steel baskets have no dents or undie oxidation, just some minor finish wear as pictured. And, there is some minor wear to the flange gaskets and one underside cabinet flange seal segment has gone missing, as pictured. Most importantly, the heavily-aged original polyurethane foam suspension was just replaced with modern polyether foam surrounds that have the correct “flat-attach” inner profile. The main drawback to most U.S. and foreign-made speakers from the early 1970’s to mid 1990’s was the use of foam for the woofer surrounds. Though foam offers excellent cone excursion, it invariably rots and/or disintegrates in 12-20 years no matter what climate you live in. Light is the culprit, seemingly, sunlight in particular. These woofers were no exception—the surrounds had dried up and fallen apart many years ago, taking the cherished Model 5 speakers out of service and into a closet. Sound familiar? Some of you have replaced woofer surrounds before, so you know that it’s a time-consuming process that takes a great deal of patience and a steady hand. First, I removed the hard paper flange gasket sections and carefully cleaned the cone edge/basket flanges to remove the old gummy foam and stubborn factory adhesives, which takes some time to do thoroughly. Then, I glued the inner surrounds to the cones. Next, I glued the outer surrounds to the basket flanges after careful centering to ensure no voice coil rub. Lastly, the factory flange gaskets’ undersides were cleaned and they were neatly reapplied to the flanges. Overnight drying of the glue was allowed for each step of the process to achieve the clean and perfect results you see here. Now these woofers are in great shape once again—perhaps even better than new with the improved polyether foam surrounds of today. Most importantly, these woofers have been fully tested after the new surrounds were installed and they sound terrific—very clear with exceptional midrange and solid low-end response. I also tested their DC resistance at a perfectly-matched 6.2? each, consistent with a nominal 8 ohm driver rating. Lastly, the basket flanges measure 12 1/16” in diameter, they stand 5¼” tall, and the mounting holes are spaced 8¼” adjacent (skipping a hole) / 11?” diagonal, c-t-c. This is a great find if your Model 5, or other suitable Jensen speakers, have been sitting idle with decayed surrounds and will have your cherished speakers sounding their finest once again in no time! As pictured and described, this pair of Jensen 12” woofers with painstakingly refurbished surrounds is offered at a competitive price. Terms of Sale: I encourage interested parties to ask any questions they may have about this listing before committing to purchase as there are no cancellations, returns, refunds, or claims considered. Payment is due at checkout by PayPal. U.S. mailing addresses will pay $27.95 for very carefully packed shipping via U.S. Postal Service, FedEx, or UPS with tracking, delivery confirmation, and insurance. International purchases accepted only from those who are able to pay with PayPal or other accepted forms with shipping by U.S. Postal Service Global Priority Air Mail—fast but costly—no exceptions. Thanks for looking! *The woofers will be placed face-to-face, with a piece of round cardboard between them, and secured with strong nylon ties at four mounting holes. Then they’ll be wrapped with bubble sheets and placed in a sturdy box with additional protective materials. This will ensure the cones, surrounds, terminals, and magnets are fully protected and that there are no disappointments! *the cabinet decal photo is presented only for donor model reference

Offered for your consideration is a pair of vintage Jensen C12PF C9635 12 inch woofers removed from my walnut-clad Model 5 three-way, four-driver speakers, USA- manufactured in 1974. As per the EIA source/date codes on the magnet covers, “2207416” and”2207421”, these woofers were made by Jensen (220) in the 16th and 21st weeks, respectively, of 1974. I believe these woofers are suitable for other period Jensen speakers, but the buyer is responsible for verifying compatibility with their needs. So, please see my large photos, the measurements, and read the remaining description to decide if these capable Jensen woofers should become yours. These woofers are in clean, very good condition. They have sturdy textured paper cones that have no chips or cracks, just some minor edge scuffs and a spot of errant factory assembly epoxy on one. Plus, the textile voice coil dustcaps are dimple-free perfect. Also, the black-enameled steel baskets have no dents or undie oxidation, just some minor finish wear as pictured. And, there is some minor wear to the flange gaskets and one underside cabinet flange seal segment has gone missing, as pictured. Most importantly, the heavily-aged original polyurethane foam suspension was just replaced with modern polyether foam surrounds that have the correct “flat-attach” inner profile. The main drawback to most U.S. and foreign-made speakers from the early 1970’s to mid 1990’s was the use of foam for the woofer surrounds. Though foam offers excellent cone excursion, it invariably rots and/or disintegrates in 12-20 years no matter what climate you live in. Light is the culprit, seemingly, sunlight in particular. These woofers were no exception—the surrounds had dried up and fallen apart many years ago, taking the cherished Model 5 speakers out of service and into a closet. Sound familiar? Some of you have replaced woofer surrounds before, so you know that it’s a time-consuming process that takes a great deal of patience and a steady hand. First, I removed the hard paper flange gasket sections and carefully cleaned the cone edge/basket flanges to remove the old gummy foam and stubborn factory adhesives, which takes some time to do thoroughly. Then, I glued the inner surrounds to the cones. Next, I glued the outer surrounds to the basket flanges after careful centering to ensure no voice coil rub. Lastly, the factory flange gaskets’ undersides were cleaned and they were neatly reapplied to the flanges. Overnight drying of the glue was allowed for each step of the process to achieve the clean and perfect results you see here. Now these woofers are in great shape once again—perhaps even better than new with the improved polyether foam surrounds of today. Most importantly, these woofers have been fully tested after the new surrounds were installed and they sound terrific—very clear with exceptional midrange and solid low-end response. I also tested their DC resistance at a perfectly-matched 6.2? each, consistent with a nominal 8 ohm driver rating. Lastly, the basket flanges measure 12 1/16” in diameter, they stand 5¼” tall, and the mounting holes are spaced 8¼” adjacent (skipping a hole) / 11?” diagonal, c-t-c. This is a great find if your Model 5, or other suitable Jensen speakers, have been sitting idle with decayed surrounds and will have your cherished speakers sounding their finest once again in no time! As pictured and described, this pair of Jensen 12” woofers with painstakingly refurbished surrounds is offered at a competitive price. Terms of Sale: I encourage interested parties to ask any questions they may have about this listing before committing to purchase as there are no cancellations, returns, refunds, or claims considered. Payment is due at checkout by PayPal. U.S. mailing addresses will pay $27.95 for very carefully packed shipping via U.S. Postal Service, FedEx, or UPS with tracking, delivery confirmation, and insurance. International purchases accepted only from those who are able to pay with PayPal or other accepted forms with shipping by U.S. Postal Service Global Priority Air Mail—fast but costly—no exceptions. Thanks for looking! *The woofers will be placed face-to-face, with a piece of round cardboard between them, and secured with strong nylon ties at four mounting holes. Then they’ll be wrapped with bubble sheets and placed in a sturdy box with additional protective materials. This will ensure the cones, surrounds, terminals, and magnets are fully protected and that there are no disappointments! *the cabinet decal photo is presented only for donor model reference

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pair of rare Jensen Model 12 Triaxial speakers in good condition. The foam on the woofers have been replaced 5years ago. The are working good.

RARE VINTAGE JENSEN MODEL 2 HOME AUDIO SPEAKERS W/ NEW WOOFER SURROUNDS ! V Track Page Views WithAuctivas Counter

box has stains

Offered for your consideration is a pair of vintage Jensen C12PF C9635 12 inch woofers removed from my walnut-clad Model 5 three-way, four-driver speakers, USA- manufactured in 1974. As per the EIA source/date codes on the magnet covers, “2207416” and”2207421”, these woofers were made by Jensen (220) in the 16th and 21st weeks, respectively, of 1974. I believe these woofers are suitable for other period Jensen speakers, but the buyer is responsible for verifying compatibility with their needs. So, please see my large photos, the measurements, and read the remaining description to decide if these capable Jensen woofers should become yours. These woofers are in clean, very good condition. They have sturdy textured paper cones that have no chips or cracks, just some minor edge scuffs and a spot of errant factory assembly epoxy on one. Plus, the textile voice coil dustcaps are dimple-free perfect. Also, the black-enameled steel baskets have no dents or undie oxidation, just some minor finish wear as pictured. And, there is some minor wear to the flange gaskets and one underside cabinet flange seal segment has gone missing, as pictured. Most importantly, the heavily-aged original polyurethane foam suspension was just replaced with modern polyether foam surrounds that have the correct “flat-attach” inner profile. The main drawback to most U.S. and foreign-made speakers from the early 1970’s to mid 1990’s was the use of foam for the woofer surrounds. Though foam offers excellent cone excursion, it invariably rots and/or disintegrates in 12-20 years no matter what climate you live in. Light is the culprit, seemingly, sunlight in particular. These woofers were no exception—the surrounds had dried up and fallen apart many years ago, taking the cherished Model 5 speakers out of service and into a closet. Sound familiar? Some of you have replaced woofer surrounds before, so you know that it’s a time-consuming process that takes a great deal of patience and a steady hand. First, I removed the hard paper flange gasket sections and carefully cleaned the cone edge/basket flanges to remove the old gummy foam and stubborn factory adhesives, which takes some time to do thoroughly. Then, I glued the inner surrounds to the cones. Next, I glued the outer surrounds to the basket flanges after careful centering to ensure no voice coil rub. Lastly, the factory flange gaskets’ undersides were cleaned and they were neatly reapplied to the flanges. Overnight drying of the glue was allowed for each step of the process to achieve the clean and perfect results you see here. Now these woofers are in great shape once again—perhaps even better than new with the improved polyether foam surrounds of today. Most importantly, these woofers have been fully tested after the new surrounds were installed and they sound terrific—very clear with exceptional midrange and solid low-end response. I also tested their DC resistance at a perfectly-matched 6.2? each, consistent with a nominal 8 ohm driver rating. Lastly, the basket flanges measure 12 1/16” in diameter, they stand 5¼” tall, and the mounting holes are spaced 8¼” adjacent (skipping a hole) / 11?” diagonal, c-t-c. This is a great find if your Model 5, or other suitable Jensen speakers, have been sitting idle with decayed surrounds and will have your cherished speakers sounding their finest once again in no time! As pictured and described, this pair of Jensen 12” woofers with painstakingly refurbished surrounds is offered at a competitive price. Terms of Sale: I encourage interested parties to ask any questions they may have about this listing before committing to purchase as there are no cancellations, returns, refunds, or claims considered. Payment is due at checkout by PayPal. U.S. mailing addresses will pay $27.95 for very carefully packed shipping via U.S. Postal Service, FedEx, or UPS with tracking, delivery confirmation, and insurance. International purchases accepted only from those who are able to pay with PayPal or other accepted forms with shipping by U.S. Postal Service Global Priority Air Mail—fast but costly—no exceptions. Thanks for looking! *The woofers will be placed face-to-face, with a piece of round cardboard between them, and secured with strong nylon ties at four mounting holes. Then they’ll be wrapped with bubble sheets and placed in a sturdy box with additional protective materials. This will ensure the cones, surrounds, terminals, and magnets are fully protected and that there are no disappointments! *the cabinet decal photo is presented only for donor model reference

This transformer comes from a tape machine setup. This is the exact same shielding case and very similar pin diameter and aspec, same pinout and and also the potting compound color and feel are very close when compared to the other JENSEN transformer in my other auctions. It differs slightly, has no model number and also a bit different specs when tested, but nothing that big. I guess its an early render or a prototype or something tgat was in one of the cards from the taoe recorder I took them from. It is PERFECT for MC-step-up, close to a Western Electric 618B, with just a little lower turns ratio. Originally used as a tape head to preamp input, its a recording studio quality transformer made by Jensen transformers back in the golden era of tube and discrete audio electronics. Its a really rare find! I used to have more of these, but sold them all on Ebay, a long time ago. This is the last pair Ive kept for personal use, but Ill have to also let these go now. You wont see this very often. Seems like a custom job from Jensen. I actually never seen anything alike. I just know the transformers from these cards are made by Jensen transformers because I collect professional audio transformers for over 25 years now, and I know this is jensens mumetal case, a Jensen part number (starts with JE) and also classic Jensen letter printing on model name and soldering pins, and although this particular one lacks the last bit, all the other transformers that looks pretty similar and came from the same cards had those Jensen signature marks. It has all the other Jensen characteristics thought. I know my stuff, and have tested transformers from all of the very best manufacturers, vintage and new production, likeJorgen Shou JS, Western Electric, Langevin, Marinair, Parmeko, Partridge, UTC, Tamura, Peerless, Triad, Thordarson, Chicago, Beyerdynamic, Altec, Telefunken, Malotki, Siemens, Seinnheiser, Lundahl, Raphaelite, Haufe, Pikatron, Sowter, etc. These are my tests: Pri 11R resistance Sec 167R resistance 1:9 turns ratio Impedances: Primary 15 - 100 ohms Secondary 1k2-8k ohms These are possible impedance ratio connections with these wonderful transformers: 15:1k2 ohms 20:1k6 ohms 30:2k4 ohms 40:3k2 ohms 10:2k ohms 50:4k ohms 60:4k8 ohms 75:6k ohms 100:8k ohms Its just perfect for most low impedance MC cartridges. Buy this and use it to make your preferred moving coil cartridges come alive. This transformer was born to shine with the best cartridges from Ortofon, Shure, Denon, Accuphase, Goldring, Nagoka, Audio Technica, ADC, Roksan, Rega, Koetsu, Grado, Clearaudio, Sumiko, Benz Micro, My Sonic Lab, Hana, ZYX, Miyajima, Vertere Acoustics, Ana Mighty Sound, Charisma Audio, Allnic Audio, Soundsmith, Lyra, Acoustical Systems, MoFi, Shelter, etc. The inductance is high and the resistance of the windings are low. This is a SOLID option made by one of the Americas greatest audio transformer manufacturing companies. I can provide professional wiring info to the buyer, if needed. Get these while you can! Unfortunately, due to COVID-19 limitations (yes, still), I cant ship to Australia. Dont ask me why. More good audio parts in my other items. Make sure you check it!

2 Jensen E-200 C-9629 Dome Tweeters for Model 4 5 6 Speakers pair tested. Fully tested and working. Slight dents on one of the cones. See photos. Doesn’t affect sound. This is a Pre-owned item. Pre owned items are in guaranteed working condition but May show signs of cosmetic wear such as scuffs and scratches. Items come only with what Photos show so please take time to examine photos. All Serial Numbers , void warranty stickers and markings are documented in case of returns. We offer a satisfaction guarantee.  If you are not pleased with this purchase it can be returned within 30 days for a full refund. occasionally an oversight or mistake can Occur. Before leaving negative or neutral feedback, please contact us so we can do our best to make it right. Thank you. - [ ]

Coppia di Jensen in ottime condizioni come da foto , componenti originali salvo ,perfettamente funzionanti .Possibile ritiro gratuito e prova funzionale a Milano . Vendita da parte di privato senza garanzia .

RARE VINTAGE JENSEN MODEL 2 HOME AUDIO SPEAKERS W/ NEW WOOFER SURROUNDS ! V Track Page Views WithAuctivas Counter

This transformer comes from a tape machine setup. This is the exact same shielding case and very similar pin diameter and aspec, same pinout and and also the potting compound color and feel are very close when compared to the other JENSEN transformer in my other auctions. It differs slightly, has no model number and also a bit different specs when tested, but nothing that big. I guess its an early render or a prototype or something tgat was in one of the cards from the taoe recorder I took them from. It is PERFECT for MC-step-up, close to a Western Electric 618B, with just a little lower turns ratio. Originally used as a tape head to preamp input, its a recording studio quality transformer made by Jensen transformers back in the golden era of tube and discrete audio electronics. Its a really rare find! I used to have more of these, but sold them all on Ebay, a long time ago. This is the last pair Ive kept for personal use, but Ill have to also let these go now. You wont see this very often. Seems like a custom job from Jensen. I actually never seen anything alike. I just know the transformers from these cards are made by Jensen transformers because I collect professional audio transformers for over 25 years now, and I know this is jensens mumetal case, a Jensen part number (starts with JE) and also classic Jensen letter printing on model name and soldering pins, and although this particular one lacks the last bit, all the other transformers that looks pretty similar and came from the same cards had those Jensen signature marks. It has all the other Jensen characteristics thought. I know my stuff, and have tested transformers from all of the very best manufacturers, vintage and new production, likeJorgen Shou JS, Western Electric, Langevin, Marinair, Parmeko, Partridge, UTC, Tamura, Peerless, Triad, Thordarson, Chicago, Beyerdynamic, Altec, Telefunken, Malotki, Siemens, Seinnheiser, Lundahl, Raphaelite, Haufe, Pikatron, Sowter, etc. These are my tests: Pri 11R resistance Sec 167R resistance 1:9 turns ratio Impedances: Primary 15 - 100 ohms Secondary 1k2-8k ohms These are possible impedance ratio connections with these wonderful transformers: 15:1k2 ohms 20:1k6 ohms 30:2k4 ohms 40:3k2 ohms 10:2k ohms 50:4k ohms 60:4k8 ohms 75:6k ohms 100:8k ohms Its just perfect for most low impedance MC cartridges. Buy this and use it to make your preferred moving coil cartridges come alive. This transformer was born to shine with the best cartridges from Ortofon, Shure, Denon, Accuphase, Goldring, Nagoka, Audio Technica, ADC, Roksan, Rega, Koetsu, Grado, Clearaudio, Sumiko, Benz Micro, My Sonic Lab, Hana, ZYX, Miyajima, Vertere Acoustics, Ana Mighty Sound, Charisma Audio, Allnic Audio, Soundsmith, Lyra, Acoustical Systems, MoFi, Shelter, etc. The inductance is high and the resistance of the windings are low. This is a SOLID option made by one of the Americas greatest audio transformer manufacturing companies. I can provide professional wiring info to the buyer, if needed. Get these while you can! Unfortunately, due to COVID-19 limitations (yes, still), I cant ship to Australia. Dont ask me why. More good audio parts in my other items. Make sure you check it!

Speakers are Sequential Serial Numbers Please use the following YouTube video link to hear these working: https://youtube.com/shorts/D-CUZLLsT_k?feature=share In excellent condition. Few very minor marks as to be excepted. Please see photos. Great sound. Solid and and weighty Construction For more info:07871927566

Coppia di Jensen in ottime condizioni come da foto , componenti originali salvo ,perfettamente funzionanti .Possibile ritiro gratuito e prova funzionale a Milano . Vendita da parte di privato senza garanzia .

Speakers are Sequential Serial Numbers Please use the following YouTube video link to hear these working: https://youtube.com/shorts/D-CUZLLsT_k?feature=share In excellent condition. Few very minor marks as to be excepted. Please see photos. Great sound. Solid and and weighty Construction For more info:07871927566

JENSEN - 7 Character LCD Single DIN Car Stereo Receiver - Model: MPR210