THE ONKYO TX-MKII RECEIVERS ...
COMMITTED TO QUALITY
Most manufacturers play "take away" when they design a product line. With every cost reduction, there's a quality loss. Onkyo takes a different approach. Each of the five models in the TX-MKII series of receivers represents an exceptional value for price. And vital performance features such as Onkyo's exclusive distortion-free, quartz or servo-locked FM tuning are built into each of the receivers, as is the sophisticated HTS (Human Touch Sensor) control. HTS senses your touch on the tuning knob and "unlocks" the station. You rough tune to another station, release the knob and the HTS analog comparator circuits automatically find and precisely lock into the most distortion-free station setting And aside from the excellent signal-to-noise ratios at all inputs, the Onkyo TX-MKL1 series provides excellent value-to-dollar rains ct all power levels, starting with the top-of the-line digital-readout TX 8500MKII rated at 160 watts per channel, will 0.05% total harmonic distortion, both channels drivel into 8 ohms from 20 Hz to 20 kHz, to the modest TX-1500MKB at 17 watts per channel and 003% THD under the same conditions.
Don't step down in quality. Step up to Onkyo. Artistry in Sound.
Eastern Officer 42-07 20th Avenue. Long Island City, NY 11105, USA
(212) 728-4639.
(High Fidelity, Jan. 1980)
Also see:
Technics by Panasonic -- SL series turntables (ad, Nov. 1977)