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List Price : $189.38 Price : Too low to display
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Product Description
AM/FM Stereo Receiver with Remote OverviewDiscrete Output Circuit Configuration 100W+100W RMS Output Power at 8ohmsQuartz PLL Synthesized Tuning System30FM and 30AM Station PresetsManual/ Auto/ Preset TuningMulti-Function Flourescent DisplayA/ B Speaker SelectionBinding Post Speaker TerminalsFront Panel Headphone OutputFull Function TEAC "UR" Remote ControlSpecificationsOutput Power: 100W + 100W (8 ohms, 1kHz, 0.9% THD)Audio Input: x4Audio Output: x1Speaker Terminal: Binding Post (4 pairs)Auxiliary AC Outlet: x2 (switched and unswitched, 1A max)Operation: 120V AC, 60Hz (US version)Dimension (W x H x D): 17-1/8" x 5-1/2" x 13" 435 x 140 x 330 mmWeight: 16.3 lbs 7.4 kg
- Product packaging includes - AG-790A receiver, remote control, user's manual.
- Delivers 100 watts per channel audio power for distinctly clear stereo sound. Four audio inputs.
- Digital FL display shows radio station numbers, selected input and clock / timer
- Built-in digital AM and FM radio allows you to select up to 30 stations for quick access using a built-in memory programming mode
- Sleep timer
TEAC AG-790A Stereo Receiver Reviews
TEAC AG-790A Stereo Receiver Reviews
| 111 of 117 people found the following review helpful:  Excellent receiver for Music, By Fred "mrdata22" (Sacramento, CA United States) - See all my reviews Amazon Verified Purchase This review is from: TEAC AG-790A Stereo Receiver (Electronics) I had a 7.1 channel Home Theater Receiver (HTR), but I got rid of it in favor of this stereo receiver. For me, the HTR was excessively complicated with too many menus to work through just to play music from my collection of LP's, cassette's, or CD's. The Teac AG-790A is simple to use for playing music. This receiver can control four speakers. The description of this product does not mention that if you want to control two sets of speakers (4 in total), they should be identical. There is no way to adjust for differences between two sets of speakers with different sound qualities or power ratings. TEAC's manual makes the same recommendation for identical speakers if you are going to use four speakers. The controls are very easy to use, although as one reviewer mentioned, I too would have preferred more dials instead of buttons. I know, "old school". Still, the buttons are very easy to use. I have a phonograph, cassette recorder/player, and CD recorder/player all attached to this... Read more 64 of 66 people found the following review helpful:  Excellent low priced stereo receiver, By Amazon Verified Purchase This review is from: TEAC AG-790A Stereo Receiver (Electronics) First my qualifications: I am older, with a large collection of vintage vinyl, and a love of on-air classical music. My stereo system uses two Acoustic Research AR-2Ax speakers. I am not a modern audiophile.That said, I am completely satisfied with the Teac AG-790A receiver. I required phono inputs, and this relatively inexpensive receiver has those and they work. I also listen to a local classical music FM station (Santa Barbara still does have one) and this unit has endeared itself to me by the way it locks to that signal. I have also used its video input to play the sound from a six hour VHS tape of swing band music. In short, it has done everything I wanted. If your needs are similar to mine, you'll not go wrong with this unit. 106 of 117 people found the following review helpful:  Needs Improvement, By Tuliproom (Tallahassee, FL) - See all my reviews This review is from: TEAC AG-790A Stereo Receiver (Electronics) The TEAC AG-790A could use some improvements, even considering its budget price. I have several complaints. From the moment I turn on the unit, there is an ever present background hiss coming through the speakers. It is especially noticeable during quiet passages in music, or when listening at low volume levels. The tuner sensitivity is very weak; only the strongest local stations come in good. One thing I find extremely annoying on this model is that some of the settings will always return to their default settings, no matter where you put them. For instance, when you select FM mono, it will return to stereo as soon as you change stations. Another is the tuning mode; when you select "manual tuning mode," it will keep returning to "preset tuning mode!" Speaking of presets, there are no numeric buttons for direct preset access on the unit or the remote, so you have to scroll through them all to get to your station. The volume control is another major issue. It tends to "jump around" if... Read more |
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