JVC R-X110L
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The R-X110L, and R-X110LB (in black finish), was a Digital Synthesizer Stereo Receiver/Amplifier manufactured by the JVC Corporation of Japan. It was 27-watts (RMS) per channel system with FM/MW/LW bands. Here is a list of some of its features.
- 27-watts per channel (RMS) at 8 Ω 1 kHz
- Digital synthesizer tuner with random presets for 16 FM/MW/LW stations
- Auto Loudness for automatically restoring natural bass at low volume
- Source indicators
- Speaker switches - lets you drive up to two pairs of speakers
- Double-locked PLL MPX in IC form for better high-frequency response and wide separation
Cost/eBay
The R-X110L was a wonderful basic amplifier that would be ideal for purists that do not like graphic equalizers. This is a lovely basic unit with bass and treble controls, and phono inputs for a record player turntable. Consequently it is very desirable and can fetch a tidy sum on a good day.
Specification
Model Name | R-X110L |
Output Power | 27-watt per channel (RMS) at 8 Ω (1 kHz DIN) |
THD | 0.1 % at 25 watt output |
Intermodulation Distortion | - |
Damping factor (1 kHz, 8 Ω) | - |
Phono MM Sensitivity/Impedance | 2.5 mV/47 kΩ |
VID Sound, AUX, DAD(CD), Tape Sensitivity/Impedance | 150 mV/40 kΩ |
Phono SNR ('66IHF/DIN) | 70 dB/59 dB |
Dimensions | 435 mm × 92 mm × 266 mm |
Mass | 3.8 kg |