Show Me Your Sansui!

Does anyone here know anything about the LM-330's? They look half-decent and way way different from my typical kabuki Sansui SP-X7700.
 
A few days ago I got another small Sansui,model 441.cute little thing,even if those STK's was bad surprise for me,didn't know that they exist on these series (the ''3 digit'').thought they start to show on "newer" units at the end of the 70's.also the first time STK branded with the Sansui logo.after cleaning it works and sounds nice,with good,sensitive tuner like all the small Sansui's.
 

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My preciousssssss ...

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TOTL QRX 9001, fully restored, including re-cap and the infamous dolby board pinning, as well as re-lamped with LEDs ... should be good for another 30 years now.

McIntosh C-32 pre and MC-2205 amp

Speaking of McIntosh MC2205's ... I used this one for years to drive the front channels on a multitude of Sui quads. I've since migrated over to tubes for that ...

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I just finished my new AU-710. This thing was disgusting when I got it off of eBay, and was by far the biggest challenge I've faced to get it up to good working condition. I ended up cleaning the faceplate and knobs with Flitz polish. I highly recommend Flitz to clean any oxidation off of the anodized aluminum face and knobs.

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I just finished my new AU-710. This thing was disgusting when I got it off of eBay, and was by far the biggest challenge I've faced to get it up to good working condition. I ended up cleaning the faceplate and knobs with Flitz polish. I highly recommend Flitz to clean any oxidation off of the anodized aluminum face and knobs.

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Congratulations, great work!!! :bowdown:
 
I have very well known pieces:
TU 9900 (voice like silk)
TU 7900 (the first in my life)
TU 919 (coming soon; I will be able to compare it vs TU 9900 after years)
AU D9 (delicate)
AU X911DG (clan, powerful and fast).
 
I have very well known pieces:
TU 9900 (voice like silk)
TU 7900 (the first in my life)
TU 919 (coming soon; I will be able to compare it vs TU 9900 after years)
AU D9 (delicate)
AU X911DG (clan, powerful and fast).

Where are the photos?
 
Had the opportunity to check over a few Sansui pieces for a fellow AK member who wanted to sell them, they were so nice I had to add them to my own rack in the shop :)

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Everything runs through the CA3000 feeding the BA2000 and AU9900A into JBL4311's front and HPM100's rear while the AU717 is fed from one of the tape outs driving EV Aristocrats.
Out of sight next two levels down are my G9000 and SX1980, both just rack queens for now.
After all lets not be greedy :)
-Lee
 
Your power LED on the AU-9900A is red instead of green, can means three things, or the unit is turned into protection, or the LED is installed backward, or you taked picture in less than 5 seconds after turning it on.
 
Nope its yellowgreen need to make a small adjustment in one of the reaistors too lazy to dig it out.
And yes initial is red
 
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