Harman Kardon 730 Twin power 70s

Here we have a superb Harman Kardon 730 Twin power with a clean bill of health comming out of the technician. Some ungluing happening to the aluminum foil on face plate which is quite common for these receivers. Here is what people have to say about this marvelous receiver from the 70s. "Perusing my favorite internet forums, the 730 is described as warm by some and dark by others.  Through both the JBL L100s, L26s and the contemporary Dali Rubicon 2s, I’d call the 730 just right.  Yes it is a bit on the warm side, but for vintage solid state, I’ll take this any day over the Pioneer, Sansui and Kentwood’s of the day.  I’d even give this one a nod to the receivers in my stable from Marantz with similar power ratings.

Don’t let the 40-watt per channel rating fool you.  Truly dual mono in construction, with two separate power transformers and power amplifier boards, the 730 renders stereo images like crazy.  Connecting the system together with modestly priced AudioQuest cable (which is light years beyond the crap we had in the 70s) and plugging into a Running Springs Haley power conditioner takes this vintage ride into the current century with a sound that easily outperforms any of the $500 – $600 integrated amplifiers you might buy today.  And they don’t usually include a phono stage or a tuner.

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