Kenwood KR-3600

A solid-state stereo receiver from Kenwood’s mid-1970s lineup, known for its clean tuning scale and classic styling.

Overview

The Kenwood KR-3600 is a solid-state stereo receiver produced in the mid-1970s, produced in the mid-1970s. It was positioned at the lower end of Kenwood's receiver range during that era and features the signature design language of Kenwood's mid-1970s audio gear. The unit includes an FM and MW tuner, delivers 22 watts per channel, and was manufactured in Japan. It has a large, clearly defined tuning scale, contributing to its user-friendly front-panel layout. Originally retailing for around $250, the KR-3600 remains a functional vintage component sought after for servicing and restoration.

Specifications

Product type	receiver
Product type	Solid State Amp Receiver
Tuning range	FM, MW
Power output	22 watts per channel
Frequency response	20Hz to 50kHz
Total harmonic distortion	0.8
Damping factor	35
Power consumption	110 W
Dimensions	approx. 440–520 x 135–150 x 300–365 mm (WxHxD)
Weight	8.7–16.3 kg (varies by source)
Made in	Japan
Color	silver
Original price	approx. $250

Design

The KR-3600 features the signature styling of mid-1970s Kenwood stereos, with a clean front panel and a large, clearly defined tuning scale that enhances usability and visual appeal.