Kenwood W-41
Little is documented about the Kenwood W-41. What the record shows: it is an amplifier case — a cabinet meant to house a Kenwood amplifier, not an electronic component in its own right. The only solid specification that survives is its weight: 2.0 kg (4.4 lb), which suggests a modestly built wooden or veneer enclosure rather than a heavy, damped chassis.
The source listing identifies it as a "Case for amplifier" and notes the model as "W41 (Model W-41)." No dimensions, production years, original price, or details on which specific Kenwood amplifiers it was designed to fit have survived in the documentation. The record is thin enough that even the era of manufacture is unclear.
Known specs:
- Type: Amplifier case/cabinet
- Weight: 2.0 kg (4.4 lb)
- Dimensions: not documented
If you own a W-41 and know which amplifier it fits, or can measure it, the Archive would welcome the details. The W-41 appeared in the pages of Audio magazine in May 1987, p.132, in a section devoted to speakers and drivers, though the listing there focuses on speaker components.
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