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RS 220 Stereo Receiver
The RS-220 is the biggest Bottom-of-the-Line receiver that I've ever seen.
Like the others, the faceplate is giant. It was listed at 40wpc but later
bumped up to 55wpc. It's the AS-1100 twin, sharing the amplifier section.RS 220 Stereo Receiver
The control layout is more basic and simple than the other receivers, for a few reasons:
1. The buttons and knobs are separated, with the exception of the selector knob for symmetical reasons.
2. There is no "below-the-glass" layer of horizontal buttons.
3. The balance and volume controls are separated.
Side closeups:
