The Marantz SR-2000L is a vintage AM/FM/LW stereophonic receiver introduced around 1980, representing the transition era of Marantz audio equipment under Superscope ownership. 

Historical Context and Background

• Release Era: Released in 1980, the SR-2000 series followed the highly coveted "Golden Era" of Marantz 22xx blue-dial receivers from the 1970s. 

• The "L" Designation: The "L" suffix denotes the addition of the Long Wave (LW) radio band, making the SR-2000L a variant specifically tailored and marketed for European markets where long-wave AM broadcasting remained popular.

• Design & Build Evolution: While retaining a classic silver-face aesthetic, the SR-2000 and SR-2000L transitioned to more cost-effective manufacturing and internal component choices compared to heavy-duty 1970s predecessors, though they maintained a clear, pleasant sonic signature. 

Key Specifications

• Power Output: 46 watts per channel into 8 ohms (DIN).

• Total Harmonic Distortion (THD): 0.05%.

• Tuning Bands: FM, MW (Medium Wave/AM), and LW (Long Wave).

• Dimensions & Weight: Approximately 466 x 140 x 323 mm and 8 kg

This unit was fully serviced. The Function selector was ultrasonically cleaned for silent switch behaviour. It also got 2 new amplification STK-ICs in the power stage. New incandescent blues were used to complete the illumination of the display. It comes with a paper Owners Manual and Technical Specification sheet.