Luxman T-112 L
Documentation on the Luxman T-112 L is thin. There are no official manuals, service sheets, or period reviews in the archive, and no production years are confirmed. What the record shows: it's an analog AM/FM stereo tuner, sold in Europe, and still circulating on the used market decades later. One forum user tested it against a Magnum Dynalab FT 11 and a Hartley and found the Luxman "not bad" - very dynamic and pleasant, though with treble a bit systematic and timbres less refined than the competition (Homecinema-fr.com, May 2005). The same user noted the T-112 L was sold as the "T450" in the United States.
Surviving listings fill in a little more. A French dealer offered one at €90 in good condition without original packaging, and a Polish listing asked 200 zł (about €47). A price-tracking chart lists it at "40" with currency unspecified. These figures clearly reflect different conditions and dates. One owner on diyAudio reported that the T-112 L's FM section is built as a sealed block (designated FS116J12) that can only be repaired at a special service shop.
Known specs, such as they are:
- AM and FM stereo tuner, analog tuning
- Stereo L/R RCA outputs
- FM tuner block: FS116J12 (service-intensive)
- Also sold in North America as the Luxman T450
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