The Hitachi HT-17 is a compact stereo receiver that was produced in the late 1970s to early 1980s. It features a power output of around 25 watts per channel, making it suitable for smaller listening spaces. The receiver is equipped with various inputs including phono, tuner, and auxiliary, allowing for versatility in connecting different audio sources. It also includes built-in FM/AM radio capabilities along with a dial for tuning and signal strength. The HT-17 is designed with a clean and functional layout, characterized by its silver-faced front panel and wooden side panels, which provide an understated aesthetic. Its tone controls allow for adjustments to treble and bass, enabling users to customize their listening experience. The receiver supports both 8 and 4-ohm speakers, enhancing compatibility with various speaker systems. The overall build quality is robust, with a solid construction that contributes to its reliability and durability over time.
