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Harman Kardon HK495i

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Description:	Audio Power Output: 45 watts RMS per channel @ <0.09% THD High Instantaneous Current Capability (HCC): 18A Power Bandwidth: 10Hz - 60kHz Frequency Response: 0.5Hz - 150kHz (+0, -3dB) Signal-to-Noise Ratio: Phono - 80dB "A" WTD \| Video, CD & Tape - 85dB "A" WTD Input Level/Impedance: Phono - 2.2mV/47k ohms, 125pF \| Video, CD & Tape - 135mV/22k ohms Phono Overload: 185mV (1kHz) Tone Control Range (±) Bass 50Hz/Treble 10kHz: Bass - +/-10dB @ 50Hz \| Treble - +/-10dB @ 10kHz Loudness Control: at 50Hz +10dB and at 10kHz +3dB Filter: Subsonic - 15Hz, 6dB/ Octave FM Section Usable Sensitivity: MONO - 10.8dBf (0.95uV - 75 ohms) Quieting Sensitivity: MONO - 15.1dBf (1.65uV - 75 ohms) Signal-to-Noise Ratio: STEREO - 75dB Alternate Channel Selectivity: 65dB Stereo Separation: 50dB (1kHz) Total Harmonic Distortion: FM Mono - 0.08% (1kHz, 100% modulation) \| FM Stereo- 0.12% (1kHz, 100% modulation) AM Section Sensitivity: AM External Antenna - 15uV Alternate Channel Selectivity: AM - 45dB
Dimensions:	443 x 103 x 368 mm (W x H x D)
Weight:	7kg / 15.4lbs
Year:	1985 - 1987
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By: Rob Pankratz 5th May 2011

"Harmon Kardon HK495I"

Amazingly powerful little receiver. High current means great dynamic range. Picked one up recently for 20.00 CDN, electronics cleaner into the pots, and it made my Paradigm Titans sound RICH, and my Jamo c-403's sounded huge, didn't need a sub. My son coupled it with JBL 630 towers and an iPod.. It really kicks those speakers, I had to leave the room at 5/10 volume it was clear crisp and POUNDING... Dubstep was shaking the walls.

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