About This Listing

With it's small size and vintage good looks, this Kenwood KA-305 integrated amplifier @40 watts per channel is a perfect fit for bedroom or home office use. This little KA-305 has been completely overhauled and restored using carefully selected parts to it's original factory specifications with modern updates where needed.

  • The amplifier section has been adjusted to factory spec within 3.0mv accuracy; ~20.0 mv bias, DC offset measures 3.3mV Left and 3.4 mV Right.
  • ALL electrolytic capacitors were replaced using select audio grade Nichicon, Panasonic and WIMA parts.
  • Power supply filter capacitors upgraded to 2 x 10,000uf for a 39% increase in power filtering capacity.
  • Original NEC power output transistors were cleaned and re-seated with new thermally conductive insulators.
  • New speaker relay by OMRON.
  • Heat stressed parts (diodes, resistors) were upgraded using modern equivalents with better specs and tolerances (parts by Vishay, On-Semi).
  • Faulty or known suspect noisy small signal transistors replaced with modern On-Semi equivalents.
  • AC line safety caps upgraded with parts (Vishay, Murata) complying to IEC 60384-14 X1/Y2 safety standards and providing better EMI / RFI suppression and filtering.
  • Cleaned & polished faceplate, knobs, lubricated switches, removed glue and debris, de-fluxed and washed all circuit boards.

Please review all images, read the description and ask questions, I reply to all inquiries. See my other listings for more vintage audio including the series matching tuners. Check my feedback and buy with confidence. Safe and secure shipping worldwide.

Thanks for looking.

Listed4 months ago
Condition
Brand
Model
  • KA-305
Finish
  • Silver
Categories
Year
  • 1979-81
Made In
  • Japan

About the Seller

Jim's Vintage Audio

Pointe-Claire, Canada
(16)
Joined Reverb:2021
Items Sold:23

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