Luxman G-215

The Luxman G-215 is a seven-band graphic stereo equalizer with a built-in spectrum analyzer. It adjusts at 63Hz, 160Hz, 400Hz, 1kHz, 2.5kHz, 6.3kHz, and 16kHz on both channels. That much is well-attested in the classified listings and marketplace posts that make up nearly the entire documentary record for this model.

Past that, the record is thin. No production years, original pricing, dimensions, or electrical specifications have surfaced. The G-215 appears to have been sold alongside the Luxman A-377 amplifier as a matched pair. One French forum listing offered the two together for 200 euros, later dropped to 150. A Spanish seller asked 100 euros for the equalizer alone with its instruction manual. Russian marketplace listings have asked 21,500 to 28,600 rubles, with sellers describing it as "rare" and in good working order. One owner noted the indicator was bright and unfaded. Another mentioned light scratches and that the unit had sat unused for four years.

The only descriptive language comes from a single Bulgarian classified ad, which calls it a "high-quality graphic stereo equalizer with good looks and technically perfect" condition. Listings often describe the G-215 as rare, and it does seem to turn up less often than Luxman's amplifiers and receivers of the same era. Whether that reflects limited production or poor survival is not documented.

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