Entertainer Stereo Amp?

The OP never said how much his friend is asking for the amp. He only states "He wants a good amount of money for it". However, we do not know what a good amount of money is to this individual. For some people $100 is a good amount of money.

As Donjr indicated, Nikko made a model NA-2000 integrated amplifier (around 1984). Google "Nikko NA-2000" and you'll find some photos of it. If it looks the same it is probably a badge-engineered version of the same thing (i.e., the same thing under a different name).

According to an older bluebook I have, the Nikko NA-2000 sold for $330 in 1984. One recently sold on eBay for $70. Another one that had various problems did not sell at $10.

Regards,
-- Al

There are so many amplifier options available to you I would advise against purchasing an unknown. Purchase an amplifier that has resale value and can be repaired if needed.

Let your friend sell the amp on Audiogon. If he is a true friend he will understand.

"it's likely not a good deal if it is over 5-7 years old, has a captured power cord or spring clip speaker wire connectors, uses a fan for cooling, or has a flimsy chassis and very lightweight."

Please explain why the things you mentioned are considered undesirable for amplifiers.

Regardless of your friend's intent it's likely not a good deal if it is over 5-7 years old, has a captured power cord or spring clip speaker wire connectors, uses a fan for cooling, or has a flimsy chassis and very lightweight.

Ah so Liz but, a friend in need is a friend indeed !!!!!

Nikko made a na 2000. If that's what it is its worth about $25. I would pass on your friends amp regardless. When there's no information at all online for that unit, it's not worth pursuing.