AU-717,227091066,GlasgowGrip
AU-7900,226080070,GlasgowGrip
AU-7900,226080070,GlasgowGrip
After 4 months my AU9900 is back from refurbischmant, and a lot off new parts.
I am so happy with the sound, with Pink Floyd at the turntable
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What primary caps did you use for replacement of these 4 big Chemi-Com's?
They replaced them with a other type (10.000 uF 63V) in stet of the org 6800uF 63V, price div is only €5
Huh, indeed. I thought for a moment I was in another thread when I asked that question. You are right lBPete.Come on guys, take that discussion to the General Sansui Forum. It doesn't belong in this thread.
- Pete
@LBPete did you get mine?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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The format is perfect, thanks. With only 7 units on file, 8 with yours, the sample size is much too small to guess at total production for the 7010. It is interesting though that all 8 were build in either June or March of 1974. To complicate matters, In March of '74 assembly line 02 was producing 661s concurrently with the 7010. In June '74 assembly line 01 was producing 441s and 661s concurrently with the 7010s. The last 4 digits of the serial number is the unit count of all models produced on that line that month. It's not as simple as just looking at the highest production number. You have to account for all models produced.Yes, I was a bit hasty. In the future I will do better.
Because of the 7010 I have now also looked in the list. If I interpret the serial numbers correctly, as of now, only about 400, maybe 500 have been produced?
@LBPete thanks for the work with the list, it is very helpful.
Here is my last entry for now. I hope it is correct now!
SP-70,91102540,freakyger
SP-70,91102733,freakyger
Thanks, perfectHi, Fairly new user here - got these two units on the Danish market:
AU-9900,216020330,LAUST9000
TU-9900,835120143,LAUST9000
EDIT: removed blanks to comply ;-)