The Kenwood KA-747 is an integrated amplifier that stands out for its robust build quality and capable audio performance. Launched during the late 1970s, it features a classic design with a silver faceplate and an array of user-friendly controls including knurled knobs for volume, balance, treble, and bass adjustments. The amplifier utilizes a total harmonic distortion rating of less than 0.03%, ensuring clean and powerful output. With a rated output power of around 120 watts per channel into 8 ohms, it delivers enough power for various speaker setups. It also includes several input options, accommodating phono, CD, aux, and tape sources, making it versatile for different audio configurations. Other notable features include a headphone output, loudness control, and a tone bypass switch for purer sound. The KA-747 is particularly appreciated for its warm sound signature and capability to drive a wide range of speakers efficiently.
