Technics SU-V22 (c.1981)

An integrated amplifier with microphone input and echo, designed for versatile audio mixing and dual-tape monitoring.

Overview

The Technics SU-V22 is an integrated amplifier produced by Technics, a brand under Panasonic. Priced at ¥47,800 around 1981, it belongs to the SU-V series of amplifiers. It features a microphone mixing function with echo, making it suitable for vocal or public address applications alongside regular stereo use. The unit supports 2-tape monitoring, allowing simultaneous recording from two sources, a feature aimed at users managing multiple audio inputs.

Specifications

Effective output (both channel drive)45W + 45W (8 ohm, 20 Hz to 20 kHz)
Total harmonic distortion factor0.05% (1 kHz, Rated Output)
Frequency response10 Hz ~ 80 kHz +0 -3dB
Signal-to-noise ratio (IHF-A)Phono: 72dB, Tuner, Aux: 95 dB
Input Sensitivity / ImpedancePhono: 2.5mV/47k Ω, Tuner, Aux: 150mV/27k Ω
Phono maximum allowable input130mV
Tone controlBass: ±10 dB (50 Hz), Treble: ±10 dB (20 kHz)
Load impedance8 Ω ~ 16 Ω
Power100 VAC, 50Hz/60Hz
Power consumption86W
External dimensionsWidth 430 x Height 120 x Depth 210 mm
Weight5.3kg

Design

The SU-V22 is an integrated amplifier with a microphone mixing function that includes echo, enhancing its utility for live vocal input or announcements. It also features a 2-tape monitor switch, enabling the user to record from two sources simultaneously, a practical feature for tape dubbing or multi-channel audio setups.

Product Family

The SU-V22 is part of the SU-V series of integrated amplifiers from Technics, sharing design and functional traits with other models in the lineup.

Market

Listings show a Technics SU-V22 amplifier offered for EUR 551.09 as part of a vintage Hi-Fi set for repair, and another listed at 29,900 Russian rubles. A separate listing offers the original instruction manual in PDF format for 300 Russian rubles.

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