Nikko

Explore Nikko vintage audio equipment in the Vintage Technology Archive.

Amplifiers

• A-400 — Nikko A-400 amplifier: little documented beyond a January 1980 HI-Fi-Stereo-Buyers test report noting its LED output-power display.

Cd Players

• D-100 — Nikko D-100 — a scarce Nikko audio component. What the Archive has confirmed so far, and what the surviving record has yet to show.
• NCD-600 — Nikko NCD-600: a programmable 60-disc CD changer from 1985–86 with fiber-optic linking and a 16-bit, 3-beam laser pickup.

Receivers

• NR-1000 — Nikko NR-1000 AM/FM receiver (c. 1981): quartz-synthesized tuning, 6 AM/FM presets, DC amp; HiFI-Stereo measured 81W/ch.
• NR-320 — Nikko NR-320: obscure 1986 receiver known only from period ads — 24W/ch, two-pair speaker switching, $449.
• STA-301 — Nikko STA-301 AM/FM stereo receiver, circa 1971. Advertised at $160, 40W (±1 dB); little independent documentation survives.
• STA-7070 — Nikko STA-7070 AM/FM stereo receiver — known mainly from a January 1974 Stereo Review bench test (34W reference power, solid FM muting).

Unknown

• 301-AM — Little is documented about the Nikko 301-AM. Period Nikko ads for the related STA-301 suggest a $160 40W AM/FM model, but the 301-AM itself remains unconfirmed.
• 701-B — Nikko 701-B AM/FM stereo receiver, known mainly from Nikko's own 1971 ads. A little-documented model above the STA-301 in the lineup.
• TRM-1200 — Nikko TRM-1200: an obscure early-1970s amplifier, known mainly from an Audio magazine review (July 1971). The surviving record is thin.

Other Models

• GAMMA-30 — Nikko Gamma-30 quartz-lock AM/FM tuner: 14 presets, rack-mount, $419.95 list — but Audio's 1987 bench test found it insensitive and noisy.