Luxman T-1 L (late 1970s)
The Luxman T-1 L is a late-1970s analog AM/FM stereo tuner from the peak of Luxman's Japanese hi-fi period. Documentation on this model is thin, but what's recorded paints a clear picture: it's the matching tuner to the Luxman L-1A amplifier, and the pair were frequently sold together. The tuning scale is analog, and it covers both FM and MW (medium wave) bands.
A Catawiki listing described the T-1L as an "emblematic model of the great Japanese hi-fi period of the late 1970s," and the unit was made in Japan. A 16-page English service manual with circuit diagrams survives. That is handy for anyone who likes to maintain their own gear.
Beyond that, the record is sparse. No FM sensitivity figures, no selectivity or capture ratio specs, no dimensions or weight have surfaced in the available sources. Market listings show the T-1L usually turns up as part of a set with its L-1A partner amplifier - recent combined listings ranged from €180 to €450.
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