The Kenwood KA-5700 is an integrated amplifier that was produced during the 1970s. It features a robust build quality typical of that era, with a classic design that includes brushed aluminum front panels and tactile controls. The amplifier is capable of delivering a continuous power output of 70 watts per channel into 8 ohms, which can be appreciated in various audio applications. With a total harmonic distortion (THD) of 0.1%, it provides a clean sound reproduction. The KA-5700 offers multiple input options including phono, tape, and auxiliary, allowing for flexible connectivity to various audio sources. Additionally, it includes a tone control section for adjusting bass and treble levels to suit personal listening preferences. The power supply circuit is designed to provide stable and efficient operation, contributing to the amplifier's overall performance. Users often commend its warm and rich sound character, particularly suitable for different types of music. The KA-5700 also features speaker A/B switching, allowing users to connect and switch between two sets of speakers easily.
