This is a Kenwood offering from 1979-1980. It’s the Kenwood KR-7050 and supplies 80 watts per channel in to 8 ohms. It has a very good tuner and features Wide/Narrow IF selection and incorporates 5 ceramic filters. The styling is fairly typical of the late 70’s but not quite as sharp or sleek as the Pioneer SX series of the same era. Still, it was built in Japan and is a very good quality receiver and the IF selection is something most Pioneer’s did not have. It’s a great feature to have when trying to tune in a weak station that is adjacent to a strong station.

 

 

The Kenwood KR-7050 also featured:

• two tape monitors
• phono input
• aux input
• bass and treble turnover controls
• separate mid control
• DC Coupled
• high filter
• tone on/defeat
• FM muting on/off
• If Band narrow/wide
• Font panel mic input
• tuning and signal meters
• right and left channel output power meters

 

 

 

The Kenwood KR-7050 was the little brother of the Kenwood KR-8050 at the time but is still a desirable receiver.  It will sell for a round $100.00 in decent working condition and up to $200.00 in excellent condition.