Luxman R 1040 (1977–1981)
A Japanese-built AM/FM stereo receiver from the late 1970s, part of Luxman’s R-series lineup.
Overview
The Luxman R 1040 is an AM/FM stereo receiver produced in Japan between 1977 and 1981. It belongs to Luxman’s R-series line of receivers, sitting in sequence between the R-1030 and R-1050 models. Known for robust build quality and clear audio performance, the R 1040 was marketed as a high-fidelity component during the peak of analog home audio. Some have compared it to the Japanese equivalent of McIntosh equipment, reflecting its reputation among enthusiasts.
Specifications
| Product type | AM/FM Stereo Receiver |
| Power output | 40 Watts minimum continuous per channel with both channels driven |
| Tuning range | FM, MW |
| Power consumption | 170 W |
| Dimensions | 485 x 175 x 353 mm (WxHxD) |
| Weight | 12 kg |
Market
The Luxman R 1040 has appeared for sale on platforms like eBay and Reverb, though specific current prices are not documented. It is reported to require occasional maintenance, with lamp replacement noted as a common service task. A service manual is available, and units have been described as tested and serviced.
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