Produced from 1980 to 1982, the Luxman L1A is a compact integrated amplifier with excellent performance.

While basic in terms of aesthetics, it offers a very comprehensive range of features: it can be connected to a turntable, a tuner, an auxiliary source, and two tape decks. On the front panel, you'll find two filters (high-pass and low-pass) in addition to the traditional bass and treble controls. On the right, the large volume knob allows for precise level adjustment.

With an output of 35 watts per channel, the L1A is compatible with most speakers. For those looking to build a harmonious system, it pairs perfectly with the L-1 tuner and the K-1 cassette player/recorder from the same series.

The T1-L tuner belongs to the same series and features the same slim design, aluminum casing, and retro-illuminated tuning dial with red indicator lights for stereo and signal reception. It embodies both simplicity and quality.

This entry-level tuner is still very sensitive, with low background noise and good selectivity — a perfect match for the Luxman L1A.