Yamaha CR-1020
(1977 - 1979)

Hopelessly classy.
No, let me rephrase this: the CR-1020 has CLASS.
And just like any other late 70s Japanese component, it'll be on your grand-children's shelves, making music just like way back then, when most of the human race wore flared trousers, dreamy-eyed listened to Pink Floyd's Animals and/or mourned Elvis' death and/or still heard echoes of Janis' performance at the Monterey but felt it was somehow fading away.

Alas, all good things have an end and the 1020 was replaced by the classy CR-1040 in 1979. By which time disco was all the rage.
FEATURES
logical chassis layout
Mylar film capacitors & metallic film resistors
in the RIAA Eq section
Continuously variable loudness contour
Linear differential gain IF stage
4-gang tuning capacitor with dual-gate MOS-FETs
MPX section included into NFB loop
Multi-function FM/AM/Signal/Multipath/Power meters
High-Blend switch (FM)
DOLBY adapter switch
Automatic or Manual OTS tuning system
2x Headphone jacks (both for Yamaha Orthodynamic and/or normal headphones)
   

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