The Kenwood KT-400 is a solid-state FM tuner that exemplifies quality in radio reception and design from the late 1970s to early 1980s. It offers multiple features aimed at enhancing the listening experience, including a sensitive FM section, a tuning meter for precise adjustments, and a mono/stereo switch to optimize sound quality based on the broadcast. The KT-400 is noted for its durability and straightforward operation, making it an appealing choice for both casual listeners and audiophile enthusiasts alike. Its robust build is complemented by an attractive front panel design that houses a variety of functional controls. Specifications typically include a frequency range of 87.5 to 108 MHz and a signal-to-noise ratio of around 70 dB, providing clear sound reproduction. The tuner may also support selectable band spacing and comes equipped with a high-quality RF front-end to minimize interference.
