Harman Kardon 770 Value & Price History
The Harman Kardon 770 trades thinly on eBay, so there's no reliable current market value. It sold new for $550 in 1977 (about $2,800 in today's dollars). Comparable receivers with live data: the Harman Kardon 930 at around $20, the Harman Kardon 730 at around $18, the Harman Kardon 630 at around $20.
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Specifications
| Years produced | 1977–1979 |
| Power output | 55 wpc (8 ohms) |
| Type | Receiver |
| Brand | Harman Kardon |
| Original MSRP | 550 (1977) |
| Inflation-adjusted | ~$2,800 today |
Original MSRP: $550 (roughly $2,800 in today's dollars)
Buying notes
45-watt Harman Kardon receiver. Twin-powered design with a distinctive look. Good build quality. Recap $210-320. Check both channels; H/K output stages of this era are generally reliable. Less collected than Pioneer/Marantz; often underpriced.
Parts & supplies
Common maintenance items for the Harman Kardon 770. eBay links are model-specific searches; Amazon links are for generic supplies that work across most equipment.
- Harman Kardon 770 dial lamp kit on eBay →
- Harman Kardon 770 capacitor recap kit on eBay →
- Fuses for the Harman Kardon 770 on eBay →
- DeoxIT D5 — cleans oxidized contacts, quiets scratchy pots on Amazon →
- Multimeter — check DC offset before connecting speakers on Amazon →
- Speaker wire on Amazon →
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