Superb Luxman Sound from a cosmetically challenged vintage mid 1990s piece of gear - albeit not as gently handled by previous owners as a Lux deserves, it still plays superbly... tested and still working amazing - sold As Is due to scarcity of replacement parts. This amplifier will be carefully packaged and shipped to arrive as shown in the pics. Shipping cost varies by location. ...info from TheVintageKnob.org: Luxman M-363 Thanks to Alpine support throughout the 1980s, Luxman had been able to reenter the truly high-end market... in Japan. When Alpine went away, Lux tried to reenter the export market as well, with less exclusive lineups. Enter the 300 series which were all part of the first AZDEN-built lineups which, however, also made the very exclusive L-580 and continued to make Luxmans high-end components until the late 1990s. The M-363 is basically an M-375 without the VU meters or input pots ; both share the same specifications Like all of the successful 300 Series, the build-quality has nothing in common with an L-500 but is clearly on the ex-Alpine side, like the LV-105 or LV-109 were : industrial and banal. The circuit is typical Lux : Duo-ßeta, Star and Line-Phase sensor. The hardware is solid if undistinguished : diecast aluminium heatsink in chimney style, EI trafo, two caps and thats it. Specs: Power output : 2x 110W (20Hz...20Khz, 8 Ohm) 2x 240W (dynamic, 4 Ohm) 2x 330W (dynamic, 2 Ohm) THD : 0,04% (20Hz...20Khz) Input : 1V / 45kOhm S/N ratio : 126dB Frequency response : 10Hz...100Khz Dimensions : 43,8 x 17,8 x 42,2cm Weight : 13,4kg.

Luxman M-363 Power amplifier, 250 Watts, High end, Leistung Verstrker. See pictures for the exact cosmetic condition of the power amplifier. Has been tested and is fully functional. Sounds great and is also in great cosmetic condition. According to the well known hifi site thevintageknob this amplifier is practically identical to the m-375 except for it not having the vu meters and potentiometers (attenuators.) Theoretically this would mean that there is less interference in the signal path. Take this as you will but it is a fantastic power amplifier regardless. The exact specifications are not super easy to find as different sources claim different things but from what I could find this amplifier outputs at the very least 125 watts per channel into 8 ohms, with other sites even claiming 190 watts per channel into 8 ohms. Either way its a very powerful amplifier with quite a bafflingly low distortion specification even at higher wattage outputs.