The Toshiba SR-870 is a vintage stereo receiver that was produced in the late 1970s and early 1980s. It is known for its robust build quality and functional design, featuring a sleek aluminum front panel and a user-friendly layout. The receiver typically includes several input options, including phono inputs for turntables, as well as auxiliary inputs for connecting various audio sources. The power output is approximately 80 watts per channel, which allows it to drive a wide range of speakers effectively. It also features AM/FM radio tuning with a dial, along with a sliding scale for ease of tuning. Other specifications include a frequency response extending from 20Hz to 20kHz, and it may come equipped with dual pre-outs for added connectivity. The receiver's aesthetic is complemented by illuminated meters and knobs that provide visual feedback on power levels and tuning.
