Luxman RX-103
Luxman RX-102
(1982 - 1984)

From a rare series that boasted the ultimate (and useless, really) evolution of Luxman's traditionally sculptured design : the right side of the fascia does move forward at power off so that the five knobs can't be moved from their set position, and backward again at power on so that the owner can regain control over said knobs.
That was Servo Face - expensive, sometimes mechanically problematic and really not a necessity in the end.

I believe the series to have been export only ; there were three tape decks (KX-100, KX-101, KX-102), one tuner (TX-101) and one equalizer (GX-101) as well. The tuner and EQ used the same chassis and did not sport the servo-face. The RX-102 lost some functions and power but remained basically the same component.

The extremely good-looking backlit perspex buttons did find their way into an even rarer series which seems to have been US only circa 1990 (MX-100, TX-100, CX-100, the latter being a relooked C-03).
The rest of the design, left side, borrows heavily from the contemporary Alpine part of Luxman : black with little black buttons, as on the K-05.

Inside... still rather healthy but nothing to be compared to an L-100 or L-58A - lots of hectic cabling back and forth !