Harman Kardon 330A AM/FM Stereo Solid State Receiver 1971-73

Harman Kardon 330A AM/FM Stereo Solid State Receiver (1971-73)

!!! état cosmetique impeccable et fonctionnement irréprochable !!!

The USA’s Harman Kardon released the 330 in 1969, then this upgraded 330A early in the 70s, and it’s been a benchmark ever since... still very much sought after today, with good reason. One listen will tell you why—Harman’s original philosophy of making first rate HiFi with only needed features shines through. This is an exceptional sounding receiver.


It delivers 20 watts per channel into 8 ohms, and with a frequency response 6Hz to 60Hz (!) reproduces nuances in music you simply don’t hear with other amps. This is the kind of stuff that set Harman Kardon apart. These are not easy to find, once people get their hands on one they simply don’t let go!


They’re a stunning looking unit too, with a blackout dial that only becomes obvious once powered, big rocker switches, and milled aluminium knobs. (The tone controls are concentric, allowing separate control over each side.)


It has a phono input for turntables, and two line level (aux) devices can also be connected. Preamp out / main amp in jumpers are provided if you also want to add a processor such as an EQ. Two speaker zones are provided, and the amp can drive down to 4Ω.

Tuning range: FM, AM
Power output: 20 watts rms per channel into 8Ω (stereo)
Frequency response: 20Hz to 60kHz
Total harmonic distortion: <0.5%
Damping factor: 30
Input sensitivity: 3.3mV (MM), 200mV (line)
Signal to noise ratio: 55dB (MM), 60dB (line)
Dimensions: 387 x 330 x 114mm
Weight: 9.5kg