The Kenwood KA-V 7700 is an integrated stereo amplifier that was produced during the late 1970s to early 1980s. It is part of Kenwood's lineup that aimed to deliver solid audio performance in home audio systems. The amplifier boasts a sleek design typical of the era, often featuring a brushed aluminum front panel and clear dial controls. It utilizes high-quality components to ensure stable operation and low distortion levels. The KA-V 7700 has a power output of approximately 100 watts per channel into 8 ohms, making it suitable for driving a wide range of speakers. It typically includes features such as multiple input options, tone controls, and a phono stage for connecting turntables. The build quality is substantial, with a heavy chassis that contributes to its durability and sound performance. The KA-V 7700 also often incorporates protection circuitry to safeguard both the amplifier and connected speakers from overload conditions.
