Luxman R-341
The Luxman R-341 is a compact AM/FM stereo receiver from the company's 300-Series line. Luxman's own advertising in Audio (October 1991, p.71) said the 300-Series receivers carried the circuit designs and performance characteristics Luxman was known for, along with the company's patented Duo-Beta circuitry. Past that bit of marketing, the documented record on this model is thin.
The spec listings agree on the following. The R-341 is rated at 31 watts per channel into 8 ohms. Signal-to-noise ratio is 90dB, though the sources don't fully say what that figure applies to, and one lists it for phono. Input sensitivity is 2.5mV for MM phono and 150mV for line. Frequency response is 10Hz to 50kHz, THD is 0.5%, and damping factor is 25. It measures 440 x 117 x 256mm and weighs 7.5kg. A price of $210 appears in the record, with no clear date or currency.
The parts count is minimal - just 2 FETs and 1 IC per the semiconductor listing. That suggests a modest, straightforward design, which fits its entry-level output figure. No production years, tuner section specifications, or owner impressions have surfaced in the available documentation.
- Output: 31W/ch into 8 ohms
- Frequency response: 10Hz–50kHz
- THD: 0.5%
- S/N ratio: 90dB
- Input sensitivity: 2.5mV (MM), 150mV (line)
- Dimensions: 440 x 117 x 256mm; 7.5kg
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