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2017 Sansui Serial Number Database

5500, 2120707259, Billski
G-3000, 017112490, Billski

Have you every run stats on these data? Interested in seeing what the ranking of each unit by numbers of serial numbers collected. Maybe we can see what the most popular, or perhaps rare-est ones are today.
 
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What do the characters next to the T-tag symbol indicate? In the lower right there is similar T-tag symbol followed by 168. The characters (alpha numeric or Japanese) following the T-tag symbol indicate the contractor that built the unit.


- Pete

〒 Emoji Meaning Japanese Post Office
Also Known As
  • Japanese Postal Mark
  • Japan Post
Apply Name

Japanese Post Office


https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Japanese_postal_mark


https://www.google.com/search?q=jap...0i22i30l4.19824j0j15&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8
220px-Japanese_post_box.jpg


200px-Japanesezipcodemark.png

Several versions of the 〒 mark

Of the versions shown to the right, the one on the far right (〒) is the standard mark used in addressing. A circled yūbin mark is often used on maps to denote post offices


Peter
 
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Thanks guys, got 'um!.

couple more sp 3700a serial numbers for you. 94020149,95020257,94071088,95020254
Got these SN from your post in another thread.

QRX3000, 823050703, Pieter J
QRX3500, 223040824, Pieter J
QRX6500, 213062130, Pieter J
You need one more so you can have a Quad of Quads!

5500, 2120707259, Billski
G-3000, 017112490, Billski

Have you every run stats on these data? Interested in seeing what the ranking of each unit by numbers of serial numbers collected. Maybe we can see what the most popular, or perhaps rare-est ones are today.
Ran something like that for this thread.

〒 Emoji Meaning Japanese Post Office
Also Known As
  • Japanese Postal Mark
  • Japan Post
Apply Name

Japanese Post Office


https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Japanese_postal_mark


https://www.google.com/search?q=jap...0i22i30l4.19824j0j15&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8
220px-Japanese_post_box.jpg


200px-Japanesezipcodemark.png

Several versions of the 〒 mark

Of the versions shown to the right, the one on the far right (〒) is the standard mark used in addressing. A circled yūbin mark is often used on maps to denote post offices


Peter
That's interesting but what is the tie-in between the post office Emoji and the T-tag on contractor built models? Most of the Japanese audio manufacters used it to identify contractor built units.

SR-929,318060434,peterott

https://audiokarma.org/forums/index.php?threads/sansui-sr-929-different-versions.863360/
=> version with "the brand/logo lettering screened right onto the plinth, a metal indicator dial on the tone arm weight and a ribbed knob on the speed adjustment"

I'll tag a note to your serial number identifying the version.

- Pete
 
Thanks, what is the name of the "german site?" I'd prefer to identify it by name like marketplats, hifido, eBay.

- Pete
 
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