Luxman P-22
Little is documented about the Luxman P-22. It was a modest stereo power amplifier with a dated serial-number record, but no production years are attached to that record. Almost nothing survives beyond a technical listing - no launch context, no pricing, no period press. The only period press is classified advertisements mentioning Luxman products, with no review or editorial coverage of the P-22 itself Audio (February 1978, p.120).
The known specifications are clean and respectable for what appears to be a small integrated-amp-era power stage. It makes 2 × 30 watts into 8 ohms and 2 × 45 watts into 4 ohms. Frequency range is 20-50,000 Hz, total harmonic distortion is rated at 0.02%, and signal-to-noise ratio is 115 dB. Those figures come from a single equipment-listing source, and no independent measurements from the period have surfaced to corroborate them.
A production serial-number record exists for the P-22, tied to a manufacturing date. That confirms the model was built and sold, but the archive's research does not include the actual production years. No dimensions, weight, input/output details, circuit topology, or original price have been found.
Known specs:
- Power output: 2 × 30 W (8 Ω), 2 × 45 W (4 Ω)
- Frequency range: 20–50,000 Hz
- THD: 0.02%
- Signal-to-noise ratio: 115 dB
Similar items on eBay
No exact Luxman P-22 listings are live right now — these searches show current Luxman and similar vintage audio gear on eBay:
As an eBay Partner, we earn from qualifying purchases. This helps support our independent vintage technology research.
Related Models
- Luxman 5K50
- Luxman D-10
- Luxman D-100
- Luxman D-103 (1984–1986)
- Luxman D-105
- Accuphase DP-100
- Accuphase DP-11 (1989)
- Accuphase DP-65V (1998)
- Accuphase DP-67
- Accuphase DP-70V