The Kenwood KA-1400 B is an integrated amplifier from the late 1970s, characterized by its robust build quality and distinctive design. It features a power output of 40 watts per channel into 8 ohms, providing adequate power for driving a variety of speakers. The amplifier includes multiple input options, allowing users to connect various audio sources including turntables, CD players, and tuners, along with tone control features that enable personalized sound adjustment. Its circuitry is designed to minimize distortion, ensuring a clear audio signal. The KA-1400 B also incorporates a headphone output, adding versatility for personal listening. The aesthetic design includes a brushed aluminum front panel with mechanical knobs for adjustments, giving it a classic appeal.
