Realistic SA-10 Solid State Stereo Amplifier, Model 31-1982A Tested Working. Tested. Works great. Free shipping.

Realistic SA-10 Solid State Stereo Amplifier. Model # 31-1982B. Used. Condition is Used.

REALISTIC SA-10 Solid State Stereo Amplifier, Vintage Radio Shack.

The SA-10 is a small audio amplifier intended for use in entry level low power stereo systems (those that might be used in a den, office, etc). It is by no means a powerhouse amp, however it is a very good little amp for many situations where a low power system is adequate. SpecificationsPower Output: 1.2 Watts per channel (at 1000 Hz with 10% distortion) Inputs: Tape/Tuner and Phono Tone Control Volume Control for each channel Stereo/Mono Switch AC Power Consumption: 12 Watts max. If you want to use this amp with a turntable that has a magnetic cartridge (in other words about 95% of all turntables in use today) a phono preamp will be required. If you want to connect a microphone to this amp a mic preamp will be required. The Tape/Tuner input means tape or tuner (one or the other, not both). The bottom line is that this amp has two line level inputs. Like most entry level Radio Shack amps, the SA-10 has a built in loudness curve (meaning that the frequency response of the amp favors the low end when the volume controls are at the lower end of the scale). 1.2 Watts per channel? Who would want that measly power? Well, the fact is most people dont realize how loud a 1 watt per channel amp can sound, and they are similarly surprised at how quiet a 100 watt per channel amp is (compared to a 1 watt per channel amp)! The human ear hears things logarithmically, which basically means it takes a LOT of power to make something sound a lot louder. Twice the power only makes the sound slightly louder. For most people, to make something sound significantly louder requires about 10 times the power to the speakers. The bottom line is that 1 watt per channel is more than adequate for a den system, a small bedroom system ,etc. Again, dont plan on shaking walls down with this unit, but do expect a very nice sound for a basic entry level system. What speakers can be used with the SA-10? In truth, most any speaker will work (8 ohm speakers would be preferable). Although you can use large high power speakers with this amp, this amp is really intended to be used with smaller bookshelf speakers. Speaker connections on the back of the amp are via RCA connectors. Circuit Topology: The SA-10 is a class AB amplifier using a single rail supply (supply rail is 14.4 VDC). As such, the speaker outputs are capacitively coupled. When you power up the SA-10 you will hear a thump from the speakers. This is normal for amplifiers of this design (no damage to the speakers will occur from the turn-on thump).

Realistic SA-1000 Stereo Amplifier Not working!!! Not power on. No returns. Spares or repair. Some marks and scratches, mainly on top of body. Front panel in very good condition. Specifications Power output: 20 watts per channel into 8? (stereo) Frequency response: 20Hz to 70kHz Total harmonic distortion: 1% Input sensitivity: 3.4mV (MM), 185mV (line) Signal to noise ratio: 60dB (MM), 75dB (line) Speaker load impedance: 4? to 16? Dimensions: 4-5/8 x 15-1/4 x 11-1/2 inches Year: 1975

REALISTIC SA-101 Solid State Stereo Amplifier VINTAGE TANDY RADIO SHACK.

REALISTIC SA-10 Solid State Stereo Amplifier, Vintage Radio Shack.

Vintage Realistic SA-10 stereo amplifier. Cosmetic condition is good with some age related marks. Untested but will accept return if found not to be working.

REALISTIC SA-101 Solid State Stereo Amplifier VINTAGE TANDY RADIO SHACK.

The SA-10 is a small audio amplifier intended for use in entry level low power stereo systems (those that might be used in a den, office, etc). It is by no means a powerhouse amp, however it is a very good little amp for many situations where a low power system is adequate. SpecificationsPower Output: 1.2 Watts per channel (at 1000 Hz with 10% distortion) Inputs: Tape/Tuner and Phono Tone Control Volume Control for each channel Stereo/Mono Switch AC Power Consumption: 12 Watts max. If you want to use this amp with a turntable that has a magnetic cartridge (in other words about 95% of all turntables in use today) a phono preamp will be required. If you want to connect a microphone to this amp a mic preamp will be required. The Tape/Tuner input means tape or tuner (one or the other, not both). The bottom line is that this amp has two line level inputs. Like most entry level Radio Shack amps, the SA-10 has a built in loudness curve (meaning that the frequency response of the amp favors the low end when the volume controls are at the lower end of the scale). 1.2 Watts per channel? Who would want that measly power? Well, the fact is most people dont realize how loud a 1 watt per channel amp can sound, and they are similarly surprised at how quiet a 100 watt per channel amp is (compared to a 1 watt per channel amp)! The human ear hears things logarithmically, which basically means it takes a LOT of power to make something sound a lot louder. Twice the power only makes the sound slightly louder. For most people, to make something sound significantly louder requires about 10 times the power to the speakers. The bottom line is that 1 watt per channel is more than adequate for a den system, a small bedroom system ,etc. Again, dont plan on shaking walls down with this unit, but do expect a very nice sound for a basic entry level system. What speakers can be used with the SA-10? In truth, most any speaker will work (8 ohm speakers would be preferable). Although you can use large high power speakers with this amp, this amp is really intended to be used with smaller bookshelf speakers. Speaker connections on the back of the amp are via RCA connectors. Circuit Topology: The SA-10 is a class AB amplifier using a single rail supply (supply rail is 14.4 VDC). As such, the speaker outputs are capacitively coupled. When you power up the SA-10 you will hear a thump from the speakers. This is normal for amplifiers of this design (no damage to the speakers will occur from the turn-on thump).

REALISTIC SA-10 Solid State Stereo Amplifier, Vintage Radio Shack.

Realistic Sa-102 120V Volume Control Electronic Integrated Stereo Amplifier Condition: Good - shows some sign of wear Functionality: Functionality not tested Condition of item is as pictured. Some scratches, scuffs, and other blemishes may exist in keeping with the items age. Please see images for added details and reach out with questions before making a bid! Combined Shipment: We offer combined shipping for select items containing multiple items. Not all items are eligible for combined shipping. Some items may be excluded from combined shipping rate adjustments. Thank you for your purchase from Americas Thrift Stores Online! Visit shopATS.com for unique secondhand treasures, gems, and one of a kind collectibles from Americas Thrift Stores, all posted daily! Enjoying your purchase? Please consider leaving us a review! Business Hours of Operation: Monday - Friday from 8 AM - 4 PM CT. Orders are shipped Monday - Friday during business hours. We do our best to get back to you in less than 24 hours. If you are contacting us on the weekend, please allow up to 1 Business day to receive a response. We care about your concerns and will get back to you as soon as possible!

Realistic SA-1000 Stereo Amplifier Not working!!! Not power on. No returns. Spares or repair. Some marks and scratches, mainly on top of body. Front panel in very good condition. Specifications Power output: 20 watts per channel into 8? (stereo) Frequency response: 20Hz to 70kHz Total harmonic distortion: 1% Input sensitivity: 3.4mV (MM), 185mV (line) Signal to noise ratio: 60dB (MM), 75dB (line) Speaker load impedance: 4? to 16? Dimensions: 4-5/8 x 15-1/4 x 11-1/2 inches Year: 1975

The SA-10 is a small audio amplifier intended for use in entry level low power stereo systems (those that might be used in a den, office, etc). It is by no means a powerhouse amp, however it is a very good little amp for many situations where a low power system is adequate. SpecificationsPower Output: 1.2 Watts per channel (at 1000 Hz with 10% distortion) Inputs: Tape/Tuner and Phono Tone Control Volume Control for each channel Stereo/Mono Switch AC Power Consumption: 12 Watts max. If you want to use this amp with a turntable that has a magnetic cartridge (in other words about 95% of all turntables in use today) a phono preamp will be required. If you want to connect a microphone to this amp a mic preamp will be required. The Tape/Tuner input means tape or tuner (one or the other, not both). The bottom line is that this amp has two line level inputs. Like most entry level Radio Shack amps, the SA-10 has a built in loudness curve (meaning that the frequency response of the amp favors the low end when the volume controls are at the lower end of the scale). 1.2 Watts per channel? Who would want that measly power? Well, the fact is most people dont realize how loud a 1 watt per channel amp can sound, and they are similarly surprised at how quiet a 100 watt per channel amp is (compared to a 1 watt per channel amp)! The human ear hears things logarithmically, which basically means it takes a LOT of power to make something sound a lot louder. Twice the power only makes the sound slightly louder. For most people, to make something sound significantly louder requires about 10 times the power to the speakers. The bottom line is that 1 watt per channel is more than adequate for a den system, a small bedroom system ,etc. Again, dont plan on shaking walls down with this unit, but do expect a very nice sound for a basic entry level system. What speakers can be used with the SA-10? In truth, most any speaker will work (8 ohm speakers would be preferable). Although you can use large high power speakers with this amp, this amp is really intended to be used with smaller bookshelf speakers. Speaker connections on the back of the amp are via RCA connectors. Circuit Topology: The SA-10 is a class AB amplifier using a single rail supply (supply rail is 14.4 VDC). As such, the speaker outputs are capacitively coupled. When you power up the SA-10 you will hear a thump from the speakers. This is normal for amplifiers of this design (no damage to the speakers will occur from the turn-on thump).

REALISTIC SA-101 Solid State Stereo Amplifier VINTAGE TANDY RADIO SHACK.

Realistic SA-1000 Stereo Amplifier Not working!!! Not power on. No returns. Spares or repair. Some marks and scratches, mainly on top of body. Front panel in very good condition. Specifications Power output: 20 watts per channel into 8? (stereo) Frequency response: 20Hz to 70kHz Total harmonic distortion: 1% Input sensitivity: 3.4mV (MM), 185mV (line) Signal to noise ratio: 60dB (MM), 75dB (line) Speaker load impedance: 4? to 16? Dimensions: 4-5/8 x 15-1/4 x 11-1/2 inches Year: 1975

REALISTIC SA-101 Solid State Stereo Amplifier VINTAGE TANDY RADIO SHACK.

Realistic Tandy SA-10 Amplifier Tested Working boxed complete. From 1991 still working, tested today mon 8th mqy. Has independent left and right volume to even up sound if you are not sat perfectly in the middle. Cost 25 from tandy! Red plug will be supplied dismantled so that it fits in the box for postage. UK only auction, not posting abroad.

Vintage Realistic SA-102 Integrated Stereo Amplifier NM Condition W/Box Powered On And Works! Comes With RCA Cables - No Instruction Manual Please Email Any Questions

Realistic Tandy SA-10 Amplifier Tested Working boxed complete. From 1991 still working, tested today mon 8th mqy. Has independent left and right volume to even up sound if you are not sat perfectly in the middle. Cost 25 from tandy! Red plug will be supplied dismantled so that it fits in the box for postage. UK only auction, not posting abroad.

Realistic SA-10 Solid State Mini Stereo Amplifier Model 31-1982B Radio Shack. Xlnt condition. We ship quickly. Thank you.