STA-235 (310-2065) Features Faxback Doc. # 16060 The new STA-235 is a highly versatile AM/FM Stereo Receiver which delivers enough power to drive almost any speaker system. The "honest" 55 watts per channel over the entire audio bandwidth will drive both "main" and "remote" speakers. And it has the performance and convenience features that distinguish a truly great receiver. Integrated circuits are used for all critical circuit stages - PLL for rock-stable Stereo, plus IF/Detector, Mute/Auto-Magic and Phono preamp. Built-in Quatravox synthesizes 4-channel sound from ordinary stereo sources. Whenever you're ready, just add a second set of stereo speakers for the rear channels. It's the best of both worlds - stereo and 4-channel. With the FM tuner, the specifications tell the story. There's a dual- gate MOS FET in both the FM RF and Mixer stages, resulting in greater immunity to distortion products, excellent sensitivity and reduced noise. When you tune, Muting eliminates interstation hiss. Our exclusive Auto-Magic dramatically simplifies FM tuning. When you touch the tuning knob, it lets you dial stations easily. Then as you release the knob, Auto-Magic fine-tunes the station and locks it in for drift-free listening. For total circuit protection, we've built-in three special circuits - time delay relay, thermal cut-out plus over-drive protection. Glide-Path volume controls for each channel let you see, as well as hear, the system's balance. Front panel jacks let you listen to any high-level source or make tape recordings without troublesome rear panel connections. A wideband AM delivers that medium's maximum fidelity. All three Tone controls are step-type and a special button defeats the Tone controls for flat frequency response. Two completely independent Tape Monitor circuits make it easy to duplicate tapes or make more than one recording at one time. At Radio Shack we also believe a receiver should look as good as it sounds. Like every Realistic component, the STA-235 comes with a beautiful oiled walnut case - and it doesn't cost you a penny extra. (llg/all-07/21/95)