Sylvania RS-4744
Not much is documented about the Sylvania RS-4744 beyond a 1974 new-product notice and a run of Sylvania ads. What does exist describes a serious mid-70s stereo receiver. High Fidelity (Sept 1974, p.58) reported its introduction as a $400 receiver with 60 watts of continuous output per channel. The same notice described a differential input stage on the power amplifier, said to reduce harmonic and IM distortion. The tuner section has two ceramic filters, 1.8µV IHF sensitivity, plus signal-strength and center-tuning meters.
Most of the other surviving material is Sylvania's own advertising. The campaign photographed the RS-4744 from the rear, making a
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