- New
Passive Hi-Fi system selector
1978
KENWOOD AX-201-II
€1,200.00
KENWOOD AX-201-II
Passive Hi-Fi system selector
1978
The Kenwood AX 201 (or AX-201) is an extremely rare and sought-after vintage passive Hi-Fi system selector by audiophiles. Designed by Japanese electronics brand Kenwood, it acts as a high-end switching unit (patchera).
Main role and characteristics
Passive switch: The device does not integrate any amplification stage, tone control or active signal processing. He just routes the audio signal without altering the sound signature.
Massive routing capacity: It generally allows you to connect and switch between a dozen amplifiers, up to 10 pairs of speakers (bafles) and about 5 different audio sources (vinyl turntables, CD players, etc.).
Targeted use: This exceptional equipment is particularly popular for managing complex multi-zone installations, making instant comparisons of audio equipment or equipping demonstration auditoriums
Data sheet
- Design
- 1980s
- Availability
- DISPONIBLE
- Localisation
- BOURG-LA-REINE
- Presentation
- Metal and plastic
- Photos
- Non-contractual
- Poids
- 3 Kg
- Stereo / Mono
- Stereo