Iconic Vintage Leak 2000 Hifi Stereo Amplifier Receiver from the golden era 1970s STUNNING condition Soild teak wood

The Leak 2000 (also known as the Leak Tuner Amplifier 2000) is a vintage hi-fi stereo receiver manufactured in the mid-1970s (around 1975). It is often regarded as one of the last great amplifiers from the brand’s "golden age" before the original company underwent significant changes


Leak 2000" most commonly refers to the Leak 2000 Tuner Amplifier (also known as a receiver), a classic piece of British hi-fi equipment from the mid-1970s. It was one of the last series designed and manufactured in the UK (at the Idle factory near Bradford) before the brand moved production overseas. 



Leak 2000 Tuner Amplifier (Receiver)

This vintage stereo receiver is known for its "warm" audio quality and elegant wood-veneer aesthetic. 



Power Output: 30 Watts RMS per channel into 8Ω.

Design: Features a teak wood sleeve and a silver/black faceplate with push-button controls.




Key Specifications

Power Output: 30 Watts RMS per channel into 8Ω (stereo).

Frequency Response: 25Hz to 50kHz.

Damping Factor: 40.

Input Sensitivity: 2.2mV for Phono (Moving Magnet) and 140mV for Line inputs.

Design: Typically finished with a silver faceplate and a real wood (teak or walnut) veneer sleeve.