The Toshiba SA-735 is an analog stereo receiver manufactured between 1978 and 1980 in Japan. With a silver finish, this model mimics the design aesthetics of its era while providing solid performance. It features a power consumption of 270 watts and dimensions of 450 x 145 x 400 mm, weighing approximately 11.5 kg. The SA-735 does not come with a remote control, reflecting its time of production. This receiver offers a range of audio inputs and outputs, accommodating various devices. Specific inputs include two Phono (MM) inputs, two Auxiliary inputs, and connections for tape playback and recording, as well as a headphone output. In terms of amplification, it delivers a continuous power output of 35 watts per channel into 8 Ohms with a total harmonic distortion of less than 0.08%. This unit boasts a tone control range with ±10 dB adjustments at 100 Hz for bass and 10 kHz for treble. For FM reception, the SA-735 covers a frequency range of 88 to 108 MHz and includes several features aimed at improving audio quality, such as FM muting and various filter options.
