The Scott 260 B is a stereo receiver manufactured by Scott in the 1970s. It features an AM/FM tuner, a power amplifier, and a preamplifier, offering a complete audio solution for home theater and music enjoyment. With a warm and rich sound signature, it caters to audiophiles and casual listeners alike. Its design usually includes analog dial indicators for tuning and volume control along with push-button controls for ease of use. The power output is typically around 40 watts per channel, and it supports various speaker configurations, including 4 and 8-ohm loads. The receiver also includes inputs for external devices, like phono and auxiliary, allowing for flexibility in connecting different audio sources. It may feature a built-in equalizer or provide output for external equalizers to enhance sound customization.
