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2017 Sansui Serial Number Database

That serial number is valid and I'll put it in the database. There are a number of Sansui models where the serial numbers don't follow the traditional format. It's likely these models were supplied under contract from another supplier.

- Pete
 
Pete, I can't access the 'here link' Sansui serial database. My OS of none of my devices allow it. So if you're still interested in my serials? Here they are with photo's!
My Sansui gear - all of it I own - serial numers with photos attached

Sansui FR-4060 sn/324120???
Sansui SR-212 sn/425100680
Sansui 5000X sn/1201372(3 or 8)
Sansui QS-500 sn/831080970
Sansui QR-6500 sn/211090267
Sansui QRX-6500 sn/213070846
Sansui RA-500 sn/233070235
Sansui QC-04 sn/245040491
Sansui QC-04 sn/514040501
Sansui 9090 sn/826012439

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@8-Tracked, don't know what to tell you about the links. Ccan you get a picture of the 5000X serial number with the label flattened out. It's very hard to see that last digit. Is it the last digit you are referencing with the 3/8. Also, in the future please don't add anything to the serial number. I have to delete it all. Please use this format: Model,Serial Number.AK user name. No space, just a coma between each. This format allows me to cut and paste the serial numbers into the monthly upload file.

@waffleboy, is the serial number: #XF 437 or XF 437 or XF-437 or XF437. The database looks at every character so for search purposes it has to be exact.

Thanks guys!

- Pete
 
LBPete said:
@8-Tracked, don't know what to tell you about the links. Ccan you get a picture of the 5000X serial number with the label flattened out. It's very hard to see that last digit. Is it the last digit you are referencing with the 3/8. Also, in the future please don't add anything to the serial number. I have to delete it all. Please use this format: Model,Serial Number.AK user name. No space, just a coma between each. This format allows me to cut and paste the serial numbers into the monthly upload file.

@waffleboy, is the serial number: #XF 437 or XF 437 or XF-437 or XF437. The database looks at every character so for search purposes it has to be exact.

Thanks guys!

- Pete
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Serial on my Sansui 5000X is unreadable, also flatned, but it is ends in a 3 OR 8 for shure!
 
LBPete said:
@8-Tracked, don't know what to tell you about the links. Ccan you get a picture of the 5000X serial number with the label flattened out. It's very hard to see that last digit. Is it the last digit you are referencing with the 3/8. Also, in the future please don't add anything to the serial number. I have to delete it all. Please use this format: Model,Serial Number.AK user name. No space, just a coma between each. This format allows me to cut and paste the serial numbers into the monthly upload file.

@waffleboy, is the serial number: #XF 437 or XF 437 or XF-437 or XF437. The database looks at every character so for search purposes it has to be exact.
Thanks guys!

- Pete
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It is XF 437
 
@LBPete I forgot My Sansui R2R's and Cassette Decks? Again I can't access your data base so in format as requested by you; here the additional 6 more Sansui components I own with complete serials and photo's. That is thus actually everything of Sansui I own, together with my earlier list above.

Model,Serial Number.AKmembername

SD-5000, 242100300, 8-tracked
SD-5000, 243110140, 8-tracked
QD-5500, 243100082, 8-tracked
SC-2000, 597050277, 8-tracked
SC-2000, 596020281, 8-tracked
SC-1300, 250080732, 8-tracked

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Thanks guys! @8-Tracked, The monthly database report resides in the "Digital Docs" forum on the first page under Sansui. That's where the links take you. If you can navigate to this thread you should be able to navigate to the Sansui page in Digital Docs.

- Pete
 
LBPete said:
Thanks guys! @8-Tracked, The monthly database report resides in the "Digital Docs" forum on the first page under Sansui. That's where the links take you. If you can navigate to this thread you should be able to navigate to the Sansui page in Digital Docs.

- Pete
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See three photo's : click the actual database link, gives me a 'Downloads are not supported on this device'

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I'm not being lazy. But if you want the serials you have to manually put them in the database I'm afraid. I will in the near future buy a few more sansui components. So it won't be a lot of work for you. That is; if I still can't access the database then :dunno:
 
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@Tube Sound , thanks, got it! The Eight is a truly great receiver. Yours was build in February of '72, fairly late production so it will have a protection relay, a definite plus.

@8-Tracked, don't know what to tell you. It's a problem with your browser or operating system, there is nothing wrong with the link. What browser are you using? Try Firefox or Chrome.

As far as the database, It's a true MS Access database that I update monthly. MS Access is a great program but it's totally unforgiving. I collect the serial numbers in an MS Word file that gets uploaded into Access. I copy and paste them into that Word file from these posting.

Over the past year or so, there have been months where I've uploaded over 2,000 serial numbers. If the serial numbers are formatted as: Model,Serial Number,Reporter only separated by a comma with no spaces or other extraneous characters, the file uploads smoothly. If it's not in that format it will either be rejected or the data points go into the wrong field or can't be searched because of extraneous characters. It also makes the monthly report look sloppy.

I routinely fix formatting discrepancies. I don't mind doing it because it's a lot to expect all of the hundreds of members that post their serial numbers to always get it right. At the same time, if the postings are already in the right format, the upload goes faster and the overall results are better and I'm not pulling my hair out when it crashes.

- Pete
 
Pete,
My latest Sansui, I think it will be the first on the Sansui Serial Number Report...(there is only an SRC-1...)
SRC-2,242060241,antpaubarcar
TKS.
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LBPete said:
@Tube Sound , thanks, got it! The Eight is a truly great receiver. Yours was build in February of '72, fairly late production so it will have a protection relay, a definite plus.

@8-Tracked, don't know what to tell you. It's a problem with your browser or operating system, there is nothing wrong with the link. What browser are you using? Try Firefox or Chrome.

As far as the database, It's a true MS Access database that I update monthly. MS Access is a great program but it's totally unforgiving. I collect the serial numbers in an MS Word file that gets uploaded into Access. I copy and paste them into that Word file from these posting.

Over the past year or so, there have been months where I've uploaded over 2,000 serial numbers. If the serial numbers are formatted as: Model,Serial Number,Reporter only separated by a comma with no spaces or other extraneous characters, the file uploads smoothly. If it's not in that format it will either be rejected or the data points go into the wrong field or can't be searched because of extraneous characters. It also makes the monthly report look sloppy.

I routinely fix formatting discrepancies. I don't mind doing it because it's a lot to expect all of the hundreds of members that post their serial numbers to always get it right. At the same time, if the postings are already in the right format, the upload goes faster and the overall results are better and I'm not pulling my hair out when it crashes.

- Pete
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Ok. Yeah but don't get me wrong I'm not implying it's you. It's my side. I know why now! It's an auto over protective thingy on all but most of my devices. And blocks thus also access to this Sansui database. No problems! I probably end up with one or two more sansui devices I'm loving for for a while. If and when I get theml, I'll let you know.
Thx for reply!
Good initiative these serial number data base
 
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441,024100950,marktplaats.nl
A-E770,499090842,marktplaats.nl
A-M7,432051586,marktplaats.nl
AU-217,018020533,marktplaats.nl
AU-222,581100242,marktplaats.nl
AU-2900,029041708,marktplaats.nl
AU-D5,822060555,marktplaats.nl
AU-D33,432080627,marktplaats.nl
AU-D101,573080364,marktplaats.nl
AU-G11X,665059532,marktplaats.nl
AU-G33X,637036678,marktplaats.nl
AU-X901,627070780,marktplaats.nl
C-1000,507071372,marktplaats.nl
J11,909021079,marktplaats.nl
SE-8,581101868,marktplaats.nl
SP-X6,921060014,marktplaats.nl
SP-X6,921060015,marktplaats.nl
SR-535,328060543,marktplaats.nl
T-7,861042351,marktplaats.nl
TU-217,848100441,marktplaats.nl
TU-505,233021155,marktplaats.nl
TU-555,819050472,marktplaats.nl
TU-5900,027030094,marktplaats.nl
TU-7900,836080214,marktplaats.nl
TU-S33,871120463,marktplaats.nl
TU-S33,871110907,marktplaats.nl
 
800,021020712,catawiki.com
A-2000,530090353,catawiki.com
AU-2900,836082003,catawiki.com
AU-D9,822060048,catawiki.com
AV-C10,635123397,catawiki.com
FR-D3,400062217,catawiki.com
FR-D35,450125617,catawiki.com
R-7,851080775,catawiki.com
SD-7000,110110188,catawiki.com
SE-8,581080731,catawiki.com
T-1000L,500110742,catawiki.com
TU-5900,026070955,catawiki.com
TU-S9,211030118,catawiki.com
 
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