You won't
and you can't
Because the
LR-3500 is as good or better than any receiver around - including some that
cost as much as half thousand dollars.
The top of
the Lafayette line, the LR-3500 AM,FM and FM stereo receiver has all the
features you've come to expect as the trappings of power. It'has
state-of-the-art. Electronics, complete power controls to personalize the
sound.
The LR-3500
has more Continuous Power (RMS) than the Pioneer SX-737, Sony STR-7055, Sansui
771 and Kenwood KR-6400. Total Harmonic Distortion as low as the Pioneer and
the Sansui. Better IHF FM Sensitivity than the Marantz 2250, the Sony, Sansui,
Kenwood and Pioneer. And Capture Ratio that's better than the Sansui and equal
to the Marantz and Kenwood.
Getting down
to specifics, the LR-3500 puts out 47 Watts
per channel into 8 ohms from 20 - 20,000 Hz at no more than 0,5% Total Harmonic Distortion. It has
two tuning meters, two tape monitors, two stereo headphone output jacks, front
panel tape output and mike inputs, FM MPX Phase Lock Loop Circuitry and loads
of other features all packaged in a handsome walnut finish wood cabinet. And
topped off with our 2 year free repair or replacement limited warranty on
material and workmanship.
We know the
Lafayette LR-3500 is a great $400 receiver because we've sold thousands of them
at that price for years. But right now, it's an incredible $298 at your
Lafaayette store.
It sounds
too good to be true. But then, so does the LR-3500
I own one, and after 45 years it still works and sounds perfect! Would never trade it for a present day receiver. It has a warm, amost tubular quality sound.
ReplyDeleteI recently came into the possession of one from ‘76. It’s absolutely pristine, not a mark or blemish on it. Super warm sound. Love it!
ReplyDeleteI have one of these it looks and works like brand new, I also have a LR 200A in the same condition, I was wondering if anyone could tell me what they are worth.
ReplyDeleteAlso have a Sansui G-7700, I actually have a an entire room full of vintage Akai machines