[Vintage-Audio] Re Vintage Sony TA-1144 Amplifier

[Gerry Steffens]

According to a web search it is a 2 X 30 into 8 ohms or equivalent.

Gerry



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Seasons Greetings All!

I have a still operating 1970 Sony TA-1144 integrated stereo amplifier. 
Unfortunately for me, I no longer have my original manual that came with it.

I think it has an output of 35 watts continuous RMS per channel at 8 ohms. 
There are speaker connections for two different sets of speakers, 'A' and 
'B'.

Can anyone tell me if the above is the correct output and if the impedence 
was set for 8 ohms?

If you should find something about this amplifier in a .pdf format, please 
do not send it to me! I am totally blind and the screen reading software 
that I use does not get along with such text+photo type of files. Thanks!


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