Vintage Techsonic GN-50 10-Band Stereo Graphic Equalizer. Manufactured in Taiwan during the mid-to-late 1980s, this is a fantastic, reliable budget equalizer perfect for dialing in your vintage home audio system. 

Condition & Testing Notes: 
• Functionality: Fully tested and 100% operational. 
• Performance: All 10 frequency bands for both the left and right channels adjust cleanly. 
• Faceplate: The front faceplate is very clean with clear lettering and intact slider caps. 
• Casing: The unit is in overall very good cosmetic shape, though there are some typical scuffs and light scratches on the top metal casing from being stacked under other audio components (see photos). 

Features: 
• 10 bands of equalization per channel 
• Independent Left and Right channel controls 
• Built-in Tape Monitor loop switching 


Display stands not included.


Item will be packed securely and shipped promptly with tracking.

If you are located in Canada, especially Ontario or neighboring provinces, shipping may be available at a cheaper rate. Send me a message for a quote.

USA customers should be aware that tariffs are based on where the item is manufactured and not where it ships from. So in this case the tariff charges will be based on goods made in Taiwan.

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Listed10 days ago
ConditionVery Good (Used)
Very Good items may show a few slight marks or scratches but are fully functional and in overall great shape.Learn more
Brand
  • Techsonic
Model
  • GN-50
Categories
Made In
  • Taiwan

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