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2017 Sansui Serial Number Database

Thank you for the translations. Not sure how you did that from a photograph.
My pleasure! Just used an online OCR service that will recognize Japanese. There are many. Cut the lines from the image and inverted the levels and increased the contrast.

What I was asking about are the characters next to the T-tag symbol circled here in yellow.
Unfortunately, exactly those texts cannot be OCR'd because they are script/handwritten. The second one is likely to be room or apartment or somesuch. Also doesn't OCR.
 
Its a vhf and uhf TV station stereo tuner , it don't tune in to radio station.
Equipment Type should be TV tuner

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https://buyee.jp/item/yahoo/auction/l1027749159?lang=en&rc=yaucc

TU-V7,239020357,rere,,T-tag
TU-V7,239020658,rere,,T-tag
 
Thanks guy, got 'um!

My pleasure! Just used an online OCR service that will recognize Japanese. There are many. Cut the lines from the image and inverted the levels and increased the contrast.

Unfortunately, exactly those texts cannot be OCR'd because they are script/handwritten. The second one is likely to be room or apartment or somesuch. Also doesn't OCR.

Seems odd that a company like Sansui would hand wright anything but it is what it is. Thanks for trying.

Its a vhf and uhf TV station stereo tuner , it don't tune in to radio station.
Equipment Type should be TV tuner

i-img640x480-1640257723ycls5e15078.jpg

i-img640x480-1640257723uckyqm547707.jpg

i-img640x480-1640257723ggw2f2578971.jpg


https://buyee.jp/item/yahoo/auction/l1027749159?lang=en&rc=yaucc

TU-V7,239020357,rere,,T-tag
TU-V7,239020658,rere,,T-tag

Wow, that's a rarity. A stereo TV tuner from 1979. Must be an early attempt at home theater. Back in that era televised concerts would sometimes "simulcast" the audio from an FM radio station to provide high quality stereo sound. This would eliminate the need for the simulcast if the TV broadcast was in stereo.

- Pete
 
It's also a Japanese domestic market piece. Not sure if the TV band was the same as North America.
It isn't, especially for VHF given the different FM broadcast band range (76-90 MHz). They even have a channel 1 which does not exist in the Americas and Europe. UHF is identical to US channels albeit one channel lower. See Wackypedia.
 
5500 (no prefix) 223090046 Bryan vdZ
Thanks Bryan, welcome to AudioKarma Exclusively Sansui.

It isn't, especially for VHF given the different FM broadcast band range (76-90 MHz). They even have a channel 1 which does not exist in the Americas and Europe. UHF is identical to US channels albeit one channel lower. See Wackypedia.

I hadn't noticed channel 1.

Interesting.
there were more variation of this model SR-1050.
In the database, we got
SR-1050
SR-1050C
SR-1050E

the latest one I found
SR-1050U,321060617,yahoo
View attachment 2448456
https://page.auctions.yahoo.co.jp/jp/auction/1030851933

One more SR-1050K ,but no serial No.

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https://www.catawiki.com/en/l/26763521-sansui-sr-1050-k-turntable

Peter

I wonder what the difference is between them? Too bad there's no serial number with the K variant.

Thanks guys!

- Pete
 
AU-719,229070693,StirFriedFrp
AX-7,918090158,StirFriedFrp
MA-7,249050178,StirFriedFrp
SC-5330,250030612,StirFriedFrp
SE-7,910030277,StirFriedFrp
TU-719,849041377,StirFriedFrp
 
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