The Sanyo FMT-1400 K is an FM/AM tuner manufactured in Japan from 1970 to 1974. This model features a sleek silver metal case and operates with a power consumption of only 8 watts. The dimensions of the unit are approximately 295 mm in width, 105 mm in height, and 275 mm in depth, weighing in at around 3.4 kg. The FMT-1400 K is designed for improved sensitivity in FM tuning thanks to the incorporation of FET transistors in the front end. It employs a sophisticated combination of a 4-stage IF amplification and a 3-stage limiter circuit using low-noise NPN transistors, which helps reduce interference from nearby stations. Additionally, the tuner boasts a number of features including manual tuning, a signal indicator, and a stereo display lamp that activates during stereo broadcasts. Its FM section supports a frequency range of 76 MHz to 90 MHz with a sensitivity of 2.5 µV, while the AM section operates within 535 kHz to 1,605 kHz. The signal-to-noise ratio for FM reception is rated at 70 dB, ensuring clear sound quality. The device integrates various filters to manage noise and interference effectively, including a multiplex noise filter intended to enhance reception in weak signal conditions. The elegant design and user-friendly features make the Sanyo FMT-1400 K a solid choice for those seeking reliable FM/AM tuning capabilities.
