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2017 Sansui Serial Number Database

AU-6900,836040029,marktplaats.nl
AU-X417R,603032931,marktplaats.nl
AU-X501,621077670,marktplaats.nl
D-570,432090065,marktplaats.nl
PLUS T3S,65150127,marktplaats.nl
QRX-6500,213040289,marktplaats.nl
TU-217,"028072332",marktplaats.nl
TU-317,"028120404",marktplaats.nl
TU-666,233040134,marktplaats.nl
TU-3900,"026080556",marktplaats.nl
TU-S9,210120966,marktplaats.nl
TU-S9,813060223,marktplaats.nl
331,"015102319",catawiki.com
3000A,128021838,catawiki.com
5000A,229122879,catawiki.com
A-60,869101903,catawiki.com
A-1000,530060558,catawiki.com
A-E550,486073799,catawiki.com
AU-719,220100236,catawiki.com
AU-2200,216040090,catawiki.com
AU-4400,835060800,catawiki.com
AU-4900,856121199,catawiki.com
AU-9900,215090300,catawiki.com
CD-E750,6X200930,catawiki.com
G-2000,"037070999",catawiki.com
R-303,872060726,catawiki.com
T-80,859100132,catawiki.com
T-1000L,550090283,catawiki.com
T-1000L,550090568,catawiki.com
T-E550,586100334,catawiki.com
TU-719,849040596,catawiki.com
TU-5500,815060017,catawiki.com

AU-317-1_crop.JPG

AU-317-2_crop.JPG

Unsure:
AU-317,838050171,marktplaats.nl
 
@Genov, thanks, got it.

@PE9ZZ, What is the significance of the quote marks around some of the serial numbers?

AU-6900,836040029,marktplaats.nl

TU-217,"028072332",marktplaats.nl
TU-317,"028120404",marktplaats.nl
TU-666,233040134,marktplaats.nl
TU-3900,"026080556",marktplaats.nl
TU-S9,210120966,marktplaats.nl
TU-S9,813060223,marktplaats.nl
331,"015102319",catawiki.com


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Unsure:
AU-317,838050171,marktplaats.nl
All of the other AU-317s on file that were built in May of 1978 were built on line 83. It's a safe bet that this one was too. I'll put it in as 838050171.

Thanks!
- Pete
 
@PE9ZZ, What is the significance of the quote marks around some of the serial numbers?
They start with a zero. Some spreadsheet programs remove leading zeroes unless it is specifically formatted as text. Now I did that (in Libreoffice) before pasting it that doesn't happen anymore so next time I will leave them out.

As for the '317: clear!
 
@Reidy12, got it, Thanks!

They start with a zero. Some spreadsheet programs remove leading zeroes unless it is specifically formatted as text. Now I did that (in Libreoffice) before pasting it that doesn't happen anymore so next time I will leave them out.

As for the '317: clear!
Oh, I know all about Access dropping leading zeros. It gave me fits when I first revived the database. I appreciate your concern but the quote marks are unnecessary. Access is totally unforgiving for anything accept what it wants to see. I use a multi phase process for uploading the serial numbers to help ensure it doesn't drop anything.

1) Copy and paste the posted serial numbers into a Word doc.
2) At the end of the month, save the Word doc as plain text.
3) Import the plain text file into Excel, this process allows the format to be set on each field in the file. I set them all to text, this eliminates dropped leading zeros.
4) Visually scan the spreadsheet for format errors like missing dashes in the model name or periods accidentally substituted for commas. This shifts the data into the wrong fields
5) Sort each line of data by serial numbers numerically.
6) Use Excel "conditional formatting" to find duplicates in the upload file. Delete the duplicates, then sort the file by model then by serial number. This became necessary when multiple AK members started submitting serial numbers "harvested" from the internet or sometimes from a single AK member posting the same serial numbers over the course of a month:rolleyes:.

Now it can be safely uploaded into Access and into another multi step process to assign production dates.

Despite the care taken to purify the upload file, I still occasionally get a cryptic Access error message that says something like data may have been lost due to formatting errors. That seems to happen due to unrecognized characters. If I don't see any obvious problems and the import line count matches the number of lines in the excel file, I just ignore it.

- Pete
 
AU222,238091185,LIqiang
TU555,238070896,LIqiang
TU555,119010738,LIqiang
TU555249120827,LIqiang
TU777,239013044,LIqiang
BA90,119110107,LIqiang
 
Model,Serial Number,AK User Name

QRX-5001,215050471,Michael-artr

I picked this up at an estate sale and have the original box, user guide, quick guide, sales brochures and receipts. I’m not an expert as this is my first receiver, but it’s amazing! Happy to post any pictures or provide additional details if anyone would like. Also included a two mismatch speakers, single (1) pioneer CS-99A and a single (1) sansui Sp-1700. Not sure if it’s appropriate to add to the list, but here it is:
SP-1700,91084253,Michael-artr
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A-1000,508060446,catawiki.com
AU-666,020080141,catawiki.com
AU-D22,574060103,catawiki.com
AU-D33,432100505,catawiki.com
AU-G33X,576021104,catawiki.com
AU-G33X,614114485,catawiki.com
B-1000,508061458,catawiki.com
D-370,433010428,catawiki.com
D-570,832070838,catawiki.com
D-570,432090065,catawiki.com
T-80,840020748,catawiki.com
T-1000,509030615,catawiki.com
TU-666,211010059,catawiki.com
TU-S33,871120759,catawiki.com
TU-S33,871111159,catawiki.com
1000X,013081804,marktplaats.nl
G-2000,038040921,marktplaats.nl
T-60,840061711,marktplaats.nl
T-1000L,550080020,marktplaats.nl
 
Model,Serial Number,AK User Name

QRX-5001,215050471,Michael-artr

I picked this up at an estate sale and have the original box, user guide, quick guide, sales brochures and receipts. I’m not an expert as this is my first receiver, but it’s amazing! Happy to post any pictures or provide additional details if anyone would like. Also included a two mismatch speakers, single (1) pioneer CS-99A and a single (1) sansui Sp-1700. Not sure if it’s appropriate to add to the list, but here it is:
SP-1700,91084253,Michael-artr
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Looks like it's brand new. Thanks for posting.

@PE9ZZ and @peterott, I have yours too, thanks!

- Pete
 
A-E770,310121228,marktplaats.nl
A-E970,610012535,marktplaats.nl
AU-505,833080536,marktplaats.nl
AU-2900,517021973,marktplaats.nl
AU-D22,431111487,marktplaats.nl
CD-E770,601029013,marktplaats.nl
T-E770,610010064,marktplaats.nl
D-E770,620109066,marktplaats.nl
D-X301i,328061011,marktplaats.nl
T-80,849120997,marktplaats.nl
T-1000L,508051484,marktplaats.nl

Not quite sure:
TU-517,218080181,marktplaats.nl
TU-517.JPG
 
Got 'um, thanks! The first digit of the TU-517 can only be a 2 or an 8 judging by what we have on file. It must be a 2 because it doesn't look at all like an 8. It's also interesting to see that TU-517 is a true "European" model with only 220/240 volt input. Is there a picture of the plug on the end of the power cord?

- Pete
 
Is there a picture of the plug on the end of the power cord?
Yes, there is but I have no access to it now. Will post it later. It is one of those flat affairs with 4 mm round plugs that will fit a grounded socket (Schuko - Schutz Kontakt).
 
Talked too soon... The original ad on marktplaats is gone now. It prolly was a round one like this one (AU-505):

AU-505.JPG
 
That TU-517 is apparently an early example of a true "European" model. I was just curious if the plug was a "european" style as well. The general export models all had north American style plugs. Is there a serial number for that AU-505?

- Pete
 
That TU-517 is apparently an early example of a true "European" model. I was just curious if the plug was a "european" style as well. The general export models all had north American style plugs. Is there a serial number for that AU-505?
Already posted:
AU-505,833080536,marktplaats.nl
 
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