Hifi Gold from the Japanese giants Luxman L405 integrated Amplifier and T111 Tuner

For those in the know this needs no introduction simple.

Absolute Top Amplifier that cost a small fortune when Released

The Luxman L-405 is a vintage integrated stereo amplifier, originally released around 1985, that is well-regarded for its warm, detailed sound and robust build quality. It features Luxman's signature Duo Beta circuitry and provides 70 watts of power per channel into 8 ohms. 


amplifier for its "musical" and "mesmerizing" sound, noting its ability to deliver refined midrange and sparkling treble.


Technical Specifications

According to the official service manual and technical data

Power Output: 70 watts RMS per channel into 8Ω (stereo).

Frequency Response: 20Hz to 20kHz.

Total Harmonic Distortion (THD): 0.03% (at 1 kHz or 20 Hz – 20 kHz at 55W).

Signal-to-Noise Ratio: 107 dB for CD/Tuner/Line; 80 dB for Phono MM; 65 dB for Phono MC.

Dimensions: 453(W) x 317(D) x 130(H) mm.

Weight: Net weight is 7.6 kg (approximately 16.7 lbs). 



Key Features

Phono Support: Includes a built-in phono stage with a cartridge selector for both Moving Magnet (MM) and Moving Coil (MC) turntables.

Connectivity: Equipped with five line-level inputs, including CD, Tuner, AV, and two Tape loops for recording and monitoring.

Sound Customization: Features active tone controls for bass and treble, a loudness switch for low-volume listening, and a subsonic filter (20 Hz) to eliminate unwanted low-frequency noise.

Speaker Outputs: Provides two sets 
selectable speaker terminals (A/B), allowing for the connection of two pairs of speakers or bi-amping.

Aesthetics: Known for its classic vintage look, often featuring a silver faceplate, timber side cheeks, and illuminated