Tandberg Radiofabrikk A/S Oslo TR220 FM Stereo Receiver Made in Norway. Wird ausdrcklich als Ersatzteil defekt verkauft vollstndig und mit Anleitung

Tandberg TR220 Receiver And Plans. Good working order

Tandberg TR220 Receiver And Plans. Good working order

This is an auction for a Tandberg TR220 stereo tuner/amplifier FM receiver in very good condition. I’m a great fan of Tandberg receivers but Household Management has decreed that I have rather a lot of them, so it’s time for this one to go. The TR220 was manufactured by Tandberg of Norway between 1975-1978 and was the smallest in their range. It’s a wide unit (565 mm wide and 105 mm high) so it’s more sleek and Scandinavian-looking than the Japanese alternatives. It’s wider than other Tandberg receivers because the extra space and stronger chassis allowed this model to form the basis for a Tandberg music centre (known as the TR220G), which also incorporated a Dual record deck and, optionally, a cassette deck (TR220GC). In this FM-only version, the extra space in the chassis enabled Tandberg to fit an extra large power capacitor (see internal pic). As was standard, there is a moving magnet phono stage fitted for using a turntable, with additional inputs for aux and an input/output for tape or cassette recorder with 3-head monitoring. The condition very neat and clean, inside and out. The teak sleeve is in excellent condition. The rear panel looks a little blank but that was to allow for additional fittings for the music centre version. The receiver tunes well and is very easy to use, with four presets. The signal strength meter works perfectly but the centre tuning meter seems to be stuck in the centre position. Otherwise everything lights up as it should. The sound is very clean and pleasant and this is a nice example of one of their smaller receivers. It has an output of 17 watts per channel but pair it with good, efficient speakers (eg Tandberg’s own) and it is an excellent basis for a high quality vintage system. All connections are via DIN sockets, including the loudspeakers. These are actually good connectors (Naim certainly used to think so) and plugs or adaptors are readily available on eBay or from Amazon. The aerial is a standard 75 ? socket. I’ve added a photo of the 1976 catalogue entry (the catalogue isn’t included in this auction) and the final two pictures are the review from Hi-Fi Choice Receivers from the same year. This TR220 comes with the (very rare) original carton with internal polystyrene clamshell packaging and the original Instruction Manual (not a copy).

This is an auction for a Tandberg TR220 stereo tuner/amplifier FM receiver in very good condition. I’m a great fan of Tandberg receivers but Household Management has decreed that I have rather a lot of them, so it’s time for this one to go. The TR220 was manufactured by Tandberg of Norway between 1975-1978 and was the smallest in their range. It’s a wide unit (565 mm wide and 105 mm high) so it’s more sleek and Scandinavian-looking than the Japanese alternatives. It’s wider than other Tandberg receivers because the extra space and stronger chassis allowed this model to form the basis for a Tandberg music centre (known as the TR220G), which also incorporated a Dual record deck and, optionally, a cassette deck (TR220GC). In this FM-only version, the extra space in the chassis enabled Tandberg to fit an extra large power capacitor (see internal pic). As was standard, there is a moving magnet phono stage fitted for using a turntable, with additional inputs for aux and an input/output for tape or cassette recorder with 3-head monitoring. The condition very neat and clean, inside and out. The teak sleeve is in excellent condition. The rear panel looks a little blank but that was to allow for additional fittings for the music centre version. The receiver tunes well and is very easy to use, with four presets. The signal strength meter works perfectly but the centre tuning meter seems to be stuck in the centre position. Otherwise everything lights up as it should. The sound is very clean and pleasant and this is a nice example of one of their smaller receivers. It has an output of 17 watts per channel but pair it with good, efficient speakers (eg Tandberg’s own) and it is an excellent basis for a high quality vintage system. All connections are via DIN sockets, including the loudspeakers. These are actually good connectors (Naim certainly used to think so) and plugs or adaptors are readily available on eBay or from Amazon. The aerial is a standard 75 ? socket. I’ve added a photo of the 1976 catalogue entry (the catalogue isn’t included in this auction) and the final two pictures are the review from Hi-Fi Choice Receivers from the same year. This TR220 comes with the (very rare) original carton with internal polystyrene clamshell packaging and the original Instruction Manual (not a copy).

Tandberg TR220 Receiver And Plans. Good working order

Tandberg TR220 Receiver And Plans. Good working order

Tandberg TR220 Receiver And Plans. Good working order