This Yamaha M85 has been recapped and cleaned. power amplifier is a great addition to any home audio system. The Yamaha M85 is a top-rated amp at 4.5 out of 5 in the example shown in the pictures. It has a phenomenal 260W RSM per channel into 8ohms. frequency response is 20Hz to 20KhzI and has good reliability. It can also do class A outputs. it delivers excellent sound quality for a wide range of music genres. The Yamaha M85 is designed with high-quality components. It is compatible with a variety of audio devices, including CD players, turntables, and digital audio players. BUYER WILLPAY 100.00 FOR SHIPPING. WILL SHIP ANYWERE INTHE US. WILL NOT SHIP TO A PO BOX

One of a Kind M-80! Immaculate near MINT unit.Both Channels Fully rebuilt!All small Audio caps refreshed with new Nichicon Muse and WIMASpeaker posts upgraded to Banana (prior work done by Legendary amplifiers). (Pls inquire about installing higher-end posts, see pic for one option) The transformers were removed, cleaned and repainted as the old foam disintegrates and makes them look ugly. (prior work done by Legendary amplifiers)2 weeks worth of labor has gone into rebuilding this amplifier!All Yamaha 66H service Bulletin mods are installed, making this the same as an M-85, only better.Fully serviced/ Biased/ TestedThese units would blow up because of corrosive glue used in the 80s. This has been Mitigated. All Glue cleaned and all parts around it have been replaced. This unit is as reliable as a new unit. You will not find a better unit. Hence the asking price.Both channels were upgraded to the K-amps kit. Replacing eight 150watt outputs, with Sixteen 130watt devices (Also used in Nakamichi Power amplifiers) on each channel. ie OEM build had four output devices for Audio duties capable of Sourcing 2 amps at 80volts or about 160 watts x 4 = 640 watts per channel before self-immolation. The rebuilt channels have Eight output devices, each able to source 1.8amps at 80v or 144 watts per device or 1152 watts before they go over-spec. It is much more robust now. This makes the amplifier 2 ohm stable. Drivers upgraded from the 20-watt parts to 150watt parts for reliability, and current delivery. Tested Prior to clipping: Both channels driven: 8 ohms - 282 watts x24 Ohms - 400 watts x22 ohms - 625 watts x2 (not recommended for the stock Yamaha M-80 , but this with enhanced output stage has no issues driving this load) ** As the unit is vintage: No warranties are implied. All sales are final. Having said that, this unit has been tested and found Fully functional Both channel heatsinks were stripped, cleaned, sanded, lapped and installed with K-amps MT200 kits. This amplifier now has 32 output devices!!! That is Krell and Threshold territory! This is for anyone who wants a unique build, the best. There is no M-80 like this. ** While the rebuilt amplifier can drive 2 ohms, it still has a thermal limit imposed by the size of the heatsinks. So I would not connect 4 pairs of speakers and run it to its limits as speakers can vary from 2-30 ohms in impedance along the frequency spectrum. So 3-4 pairs could cause a sub 1 ohm dip. One pair that drops to 2 ohms in certain areas is ok. I have tested this at 2 ohms resistive.

One of a Kind M-80! Immaculate near MINT unit.Both Channels Fully rebuilt!All small Audio caps refreshed with new Nichicon Muse and WIMASpeaker posts upgraded to Banana (prior work done by Legendary amplifiers). (Pls inquire about installing higher-end posts, see pic for one option) The transformers were removed, cleaned and repainted as the old foam disintegrates and makes them look ugly. (prior work done by Legendary amplifiers)2 weeks worth of labor has gone into rebuilding this amplifier!All Yamaha 66H service Bulletin mods are installed, making this the same as an M-85, only better.Fully serviced/ Biased/ TestedThese units would blow up because of corrosive glue used in the 80s. This has been Mitigated. All Glue cleaned and all parts around it have been replaced. This unit is as reliable as a new unit. You will not find a better unit. Hence the asking price.Both channels were upgraded to the K-amps kit. Replacing eight 150watt outputs, with Sixteen 130watt devices (Also used in Nakamichi Power amplifiers) on each channel. ie OEM build had four output devices for Audio duties capable of Sourcing 2 amps at 80volts or about 160 watts x 4 = 640 watts per channel before self-immolation. The rebuilt channels have Eight output devices, each able to source 1.8amps at 80v or 144 watts per device or 1152 watts before they go over-spec. It is much more robust now. This makes the amplifier 2 ohm stable. Drivers upgraded from the 20-watt parts to 150watt parts for reliability, and current delivery. Tested Prior to clipping: Both channels driven: 8 ohms - 282 watts x24 Ohms - 400 watts x22 ohms - 625 watts x2 (not recommended for the stock Yamaha M-80 , but this with enhanced output stage has no issues driving this load) ** Both channel heatsinks were stripped, cleaned, sanded, lapped and installed with K-amps MT200 kits. This amplifier now has 32 output devices!!! That is Krell and Threshold territory! This is for anyone who wants a unique build, the best. There is no M-80 like this. ** While the rebuilt amplifier can drive 2 ohms, it still has a thermal limit imposed by the size of the heatsinks. So I would not connect 4 pairs of speakers and run it to its limits as speakers can vary from 2-30 ohms in impedance along the frequency spectrum. So 3-4 pairs could cause a sub 1 ohm dip. One pair that drops to 2 ohms in certain areas is ok. I have tested this at 2 ohms resistive.

Yamaha M-80 in beautiful physical condition, functionally fully working. This been fully tested, bias is set. Class-A bias confirmed. This is a later model that has all the Yamaha mods (Technical Bulletin 66H) that made the unit more reliable. With the Yamaha updates, this essentially is identical to the M-85. The unit is VERY clean, and ALL Stock (except for a few components Diodes/ capacitors/ resistors that I replaced to mitigate the corrosive glue issue with these amplifiers). These M-80s sound amazing, however corrosive glue on two capacitors would corrode nearby diodes and resistors and 2 little capacitors, I have cleaned the glue and replaced the faulty components. The amplifier is now fully functional. The output stages and main capacitors are all good and stock, as is the speaker posts. I tested full power into 4 ohms and prior to clipping gave me more than 450 watts into 4 ohms (both channels driven). The condition is excellent! The new owner will be very pleased with this vintage unit. Sounds amazing, soft, delicate, detailed. Please see all photos and ask questions!

Yamaha M-80 in fair physical condition, functionally fully working. This been fully tested, bias is set. Class-A bias confirmed. This is a later model that has all the Yamaha mods (Technical Bulletin 66H) that made the unit more reliable. The unit came to me with one faulty channel, it ended up being the last tech installed fake parts that caused the issue. Since these outputs are no longer made, I opted to retrofit newer more reliable outputs. These are similar to the ones the MX-1000u uses. I used special MT200 adapters to install these. They are MORE reliable than the OEM now. I replaced all 4 (despite 2 working) outputs of the audio section for consistency. I left the top 4 power supply switchers as is, as they are not part of the audiopath. They were fine and OEM anyway. No need to increase cost for the new owner. It sounds great, and into 8 and 4 ohm dummy loads before clipping, it put out 280 watts and 400watts respectively. I tested the class A for a couple of hours, the top got to 60c and the amplifier worked flawlessly. The condition is ok, there are few areas that make it show its age, but only if you look at it from different angles. I can tell the rear posts have been repaired (common to have these broken during shipping). The repair looks solid, they filled the empty cavity with epoxy to give it more strength than the OEM posts. The top cover has some dings from prior shipping, nothing significant, but needs to be mentioned. The starting price reflects the condition of the amplifier. This is for the frugal user who prefers function more than form. Still, its in pretty good condition, but not Museum quality. Please see all photos and ask questions!

One of a Kind M-80! Immaculate near MINT unit.Both Channels Fully rebuilt!All small Audio caps refreshed with new Nichicon Muse and WIMASpeaker posts upgraded to Banana (prior work done by Legendary amplifiers). (Pls inquire about installing higher-end posts, see pic for one option) The transformers were removed, cleaned and repainted as the old foam disintegrates and makes them look ugly. (prior work done by Legendary amplifiers)2 weeks worth of labor has gone into rebuilding this amplifier!All Yamaha 66H service Bulletin mods are installed, making this the same as an M-85, only better.Fully serviced/ Biased/ Tested You will not find a better unit. Hence the asking price.Both channels were upgraded to the K-amps kit. Replacing eight 150watt outputs, with Sixteen 130watt devices (Also used in Nakamichi Power amplifiers) on each channel. ie OEM build had four output devices for Audio duties capable of Sourcing 2 amps at 80volts or about 160 watts x 4 = 640 watts per channel before self-immolation. The rebuilt channels have Eight output devices, each able to source 1.8amps at 80v or 144 watts per device or 1152 watts before they go over-spec. It is much more robust now. This makes the amplifier 2 ohm stable. Drivers upgraded from the 20-watt parts to 150watt parts for reliability, and current delivery. Tested Prior to clipping: Both channels driven: 8 ohms - 282 watts x24 Ohms - 400 watts x22 ohms - 625 watts x2 (not recommended for the stock unit, but this with enhanced output stage has no issues driving this load)** Both channel heatsinks were stripped, cleaned, sanded, lapped and installed with K-amps MT200 kits. This amplifier now has 32 output devices!!! That is Krell and Threshold territory! This is for anyone who wants a unique build, the best. There is no M-80 like this. ** While the rebuilt amplifier can drive 2 ohms, it still has a thermal limit imposed by the size of the heatsinks. So I would not connect 4 pairs of speakers and run it to its limits as speakers can vary from 2-30 ohms in impedance along the frequency spectrum. So 3-4 pairs could cause a sub 1 ohm dip. One pair that drops to 2 ohms in certain areas is ok. I have tested this at 2 ohms resistive.

Bedienungsanleitung-für Yamaha M-80 Original Bedienungsanleitung wie auf dem Bild zu sehen ist Privatverkauf, keine Rücknahme, keine Garantie Kein Versand ins Ausland

Yamaha M-80 in fair physical condition, functionally fully working. This been fully tested, bias is set. Class-A bias confirmed. This is a later model that has all the Yamaha mods (Technical Bulletin 66H) that made the unit more reliable. The unit came to me with one faulty channel, it ended up being the last tech installed fake parts that caused the issue. Since these outputs are no longer made, I opted to retrofit newer more reliable outputs. These are similar to the ones the MX-1000u uses. I used special MT200 adapters to install these. They are MORE reliable than the OEM now. I replaced all 4 (despite 2 working) outputs of the audio section for consistency. I left the top 4 power supply switchers as is, as they are not part of the audiopath. They were fine and OEM anyway. No need to increase cost for the new owner. It sounds great, and into 8 and 4 ohm dummy loads before clipping, it put out 280 watts and 400watts respectively. I tested the class A for a couple of hours, the top got to 60c and the amplifier worked flawlessly. The condition is ok, there are few areas that make it show its age, but only if you look at it from different angles. I can tell the rear posts have been repaired (common to have these broken during shipping). The repair looks solid, they filled the empty cavity with epoxy to give it more strength than the OEM posts. The top cover has some dings from prior shipping, nothing significant, but needs to be mentioned. The starting price reflects the condition of the amplifier. This is for the frugal user who prefers function more than form. Still, its in pretty good condition, but not Museum quality. Please see all photos and ask questions!

Yamaha M-80 power amplifier with red LED watt meters. Unfortunately it needs work. Comes on but no sound output from either channel. Sold as-is and as-pictured for parts or repair.

One of a Kind M-80! Immaculate near MINT unit.Both Channels Fully rebuilt!All small Audio caps refreshed with new Nichicon Muse and WIMASpeaker posts upgraded to Banana (prior work done by Legendary amplifiers). (Pls inquire about installing higher-end posts, see pic for one option) The transformers were removed, cleaned and repainted as the old foam disintegrates and makes them look ugly. (prior work done by Legendary amplifiers)2 weeks worth of labor has gone into rebuilding this amplifier!All Yamaha 66H service Bulletin mods are installed, making this the same as an M-85, only better.Fully serviced/ Biased/ Tested You will not find a better unit. Hence the asking price.Both channels were upgraded to the K-amps kit. Replacing eight 150watt outputs, with Sixteen 130watt devices (Also used in Nakamichi Power amplifiers) on each channel. ie OEM build had four output devices for Audio duties capable of Sourcing 2 amps at 80volts or about 160 watts x 4 = 640 watts per channel before self-immolation. The rebuilt channels have Eight output devices, each able to source 1.8amps at 80v or 144 watts per device or 1152 watts before they go over-spec. It is much more robust now. This makes the amplifier 2 ohm stable. Drivers upgraded from the 20-watt parts to 150watt parts for reliability, and current delivery. Tested Prior to clipping: Both channels driven: 8 ohms - 282 watts x24 Ohms - 400 watts x22 ohms - 625 watts x2 (not recommended for the stock unit, but this with enhanced output stage has no issues driving this load)** Both channel heatsinks were stripped, cleaned, sanded, lapped and installed with K-amps MT200 kits. This amplifier now has 32 output devices!!! That is Krell and Threshold territory! This is for anyone who wants a unique build, the best. There is no M-80 like this. ** While the rebuilt amplifier can drive 2 ohms, it still has a thermal limit imposed by the size of the heatsinks. So I would not connect 4 pairs of speakers and run it to its limits as speakers can vary from 2-30 ohms in impedance along the frequency spectrum. So 3-4 pairs could cause a sub 1 ohm dip. One pair that drops to 2 ohms in certain areas is ok. I have tested this at 2 ohms resistive.

Yamaha M-80 in fair physical condition, functionally fully working. This been fully tested, bias is set. Class-A bias confirmed. This is a later model that has all the Yamaha mods (Technical Bulletin 66H) that made the unit more reliable. The unit came to me with one faulty channel, it ended up being the last tech installed fake parts that caused the issue. Since these outputs are no longer made, I opted to retrofit newer more reliable outputs. These are similar to the ones the MX-1000u uses. I used special MT200 adapters to install these. They are MORE reliable than the OEM now. I replaced all 4 (despite 2 working) outputs of the audio section for consistency. I left the top 4 power supply switchers as is, as they are not part of the audiopath. They were fine and OEM anyway. No need to increase cost for the new owner. It sounds great, and into 8 and 4 ohm dummy loads before clipping, it put out 280 watts and 400watts respectively. I tested the class A for a couple of hours, the top got to 60c and the amplifier worked flawlessly. The condition is ok, there are few areas that make it show its age, but only if you look at it from different angles. I can tell the rear posts have been repaired (common to have these broken during shipping). The repair looks solid, they filled the empty cavity with epoxy to give it more strength than the OEM posts. The top cover has some dings from prior shipping, nothing significant, but needs to be mentioned. The starting price reflects the condition of the amplifier. This is for the frugal user who prefers function more than form. Still, its in pretty good condition, but not Museum quality. Please see all photos and ask questions!

Yamaha M-80 Stereo Power Amplifier 250 Watt Per Channel Amp - Upgraded Speak Posts Fully tested and 100% functional; this amplifier has the wattage to power most any home stereo system. It even features an Auto Class A switch to activate its Class A circuitry. When this switch is not engaged it functions as a Class AB amp. It was gone over by our tech and given a clean bill of health. We upgraded the old speaker posts to more modern and convenient banana jacks. Cosmetically, it exhibits some wear from over the years but is overall very good. The specs for this powerhouse are in the last image.

This Yamaha M85 power amplifier is a great addition to any home audio system. The Yamaha M85 is a top-rated amp at 4.5 out of 5 in the example shown in the pictures. It has a phenomenal 260W RSM per channel into 8ohms. frequency response is 20Hz to 20KhzI and has good reliability. It can also do class A outputs. it delivers excellent sound quality for a wide range of music genres. The Yamaha M85 is designed with high-quality components. It is compatible with a variety of audio devices, including CD players, turntables, and digital audio players. BUYER WILLPAY 100.00 FOR SHIPPING. WILL SHIP ANYWERE INTHE US. WILL NOT SHIP TO A PO BOX

Beautiful unit with no issues whatsoever and only a couple of small scratches. This is about as good as it gets! One of the pins on the power cable is a bit bent out of shape but plugs into any outlet without issues. Disclosing this in the interest of full transparency. Weve shipped this model before and are not intimidated by its weight and size. Packing will be done with plenty of packing material, including thick sheets of foam to ensure a hassle free delivery. Insurance for the full value of the transaction is also included. Buy with confidence! *** Send us an offer, we respond to them very fast! *** All of our items have been tested (if applicable), and are in working condition unless stated otherwise. The main items on the pictures are the exact items you will be receiving. In the case of a listing with a stock quantity, they will be in very similar condition. We strive to fully satisfy all of our customers. If an item were to arrive Defective on Arrival (DOA), we will issue a full refund of the item unless the item was sold in As is condition. Once a purchase is completed, the item will be shipped within 2 business days. Customer service is our top priority: We work hard to ensure every buyer is satisfied with their purchase. Our reputation is the most valuable thing to us. Please do not leave negative feedback, contact us directly should you have any issues with your purchase and we will make it right! :) As it is against eBay policy to ship to a different address than the one associated to your eBay account, please ensure your shipping details are up to date before confirming a purchase. Thank you for choosing us, we are a small family-run online store and your business means the world to us :) Feel free to contact us if you have any questions about an item prior to purchase and we will get back to you within 1 or 2 waking hours.

Yamaha M85 power amplifier, I plugged in doesn’t do anything, does not power on. Please note that this item is being sold for parts only and is not in working condition. NO RETURNS ACCEPTED. Refer to all pictures as it is part of the description. Thank you and happy bidding

You are bidding on a YAMAHA NATURAL SOUND STEREO POWER AMPLIFIER M-80. This Yamaha M-80 is in good working order; however, the right channel is very weak and cosmetically it has wear/tear – see photos for condition. Please see photos and email with any questions & happy bidding!

This Yamaha M85 power amplifier is a great addition to any home audio system. The Yamaha M85 is a top-rated amp at 4.5 out of 5 in the example shown in the pictures. It has a phenomenal 260W RSM per channel into 8ohms. frequency response is 20Hz to 20KhzI and has good reliability. It can also do class A outputs. it delivers excellent sound quality for a wide range of music genres. The Yamaha M85 is designed with high-quality components. It is compatible with a variety of audio devices, including CD players, turntables, and digital audio players. BUYER WILLPAY 100.00 FOR SHIPPING. WILL SHIP ANYWERE INTHE US. WILL NOT SHIP TO A PO BOX

Audiophile pure class A and switchable/auto to class AB analog power amplifier designed and constructed. The unit weighted more than 50 lbs as results. Power output: 250 watts per channel into 8? (stereo). Audiophile lever Damping factor: 250. Featuring dual power transformers for pure class A performance and auto switch to class AB (operating on both transformer if draw more than 120W/8? stereo) NOTE: When running at Class A, the amplifier will be operated at full power regardless of volume level. The amplifier must have enough space on top and behind to dissipate heat - or the amplifier at risk of component degrade and even failure. The unit has been fully serviced and re-tested by a technician before anti-tamper stickers were placed over the chassis. Serial number also has been recorded. The unit shown signs of previous use such as scratches, worn out corner, faded sticker, discolored spots, small dings, rust spots....see photos and consider photos as a part of listing descriptions. Fully internal checked up with focus on preventative service to this particular Yamaha model. No sign internal component corrosion or insulation glue degraded, No sign of capacitors leaks, All Sanken High Power Transistors are original. Check internal photos for details. All 6 speaker output terminal A, B and C have been reinforced by injection-molding of high-strength epoxy to prevent possible future failure, especially when user accidentally pull-off speaker cables with great force. Check internal photos for details. All dials, all inputs, buttons and all six speaker outputs are cleaned, de-oxidized and re-tested. Sound output is crisp and strong on all speakers output terminals. Uses U.S. AC Power 110-120V or 220-240V (selectable) 50/60 Hz. Max 850W. No return if due to buyer mishandling or damage because of lack of proper operational knowledge - and above all we are watching out for the part swappers if anti-tamper stickers on the unit removed or broke off. Buyer with no feedback please contact before buying. We reserve the right to cancel the sale to anyone. If you happen to be a local buyer, you are more than welcome to contact us by eBay message to stop by and audition the item prior to buying. Will ship the 50 lbs unit in fully insured carrier, double boxed (totally 60 lbs) with foam insulation and all corner reinforced. Flat rate $60 expedite shipping with an USA residential address only. No P.O Box. No International shipping. _____________ Specifications Power output: 250 watts per channel into 8? (stereo) Frequency response: 20Hz to 20kHz Total harmonic distortion: 0.003% Damping factor: 250 Input sensitivity: 1.55V Signal to noise ratio: 127dB Dimensions: 435mm (17) x 165mm (7) x 425mm (17) Weight: 23kg (50 lbs) Year: 1984-85

Das Gerät lässt sich nicht einschalten. Deshalb kann ich den Defekt nicht eingrenzen. Der Verkauf erfolgt daher als Ersatzteilspender! Optisch hat das Gerät auch einige macken, welche auf den Bildern zu erkennen sind. Bitte beachten Sie, dass diese Ware unter die Differenzbesteuerung gemäß § 25a UStG fällt. Daher wird die im Kaufpreis enthaltene Umsatzsteuer nicht gesondert auf der Rechnung ausgewiesen.

Yamaha m-85 power amplifier.amp works and plays fine but many issues I’ll go over.several binding post’s are stripped and very hard to tighten.the a speaker binding post are ok.also when I got the unit the front glass and trim was missing so I had to make a glass and had to modify the 3 bottom lights for right,left and meter.level meters work fine.im selling as parts and repair with no returns.also the cover was painted.

Bedienungsanleitung-für Yamaha M-80 Original Bedienungsanleitung wie auf dem Bild zu sehen ist Privatverkauf, keine Rücknahme, keine Garantie Kein Versand ins Ausland