Kenwood 4010 (1970s)
A mid-tier AM-FM stereo receiver from Kenwood, noted for clean power and solid build, found in circulation through the early 1980s.
Overview
The Kenwood 4010 is a stereo receiver produced during the 1970s and still available for sale as of February 29, 1980, when it was advertised in The Lantern. It functions as an AM-FM stereo receiver, integrating a tuner and amplifier in one chassis. Users have reported using it successfully with Advent speakers and alongside high-end receivers like the Sansui 771 and Pioneer SX-650 without issue. One owner noted that after recapping, the unit entered protection mode due to the use of an incorrect capacitor, indicating sensitivity to proper component selection during restoration.
Specifications
| Power output | 50 or 95 watts per channel (conflicting reports) |
| Frequency response | 20Hz to 20kHz |
| THD | 0.05% |
Market
The Kenwood 4010 has appeared in recent sales with a wide price range: one unit sold on eBay for $15.50, another transaction completed at $104 shortly afterward, and a listing in Leskovac priced at 100 EUR. A current asking price of $325 was listed on OfferUp for a unit described as being in great condition.
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