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Finally g901db!!!!

Hi guys. I just finished one very interesting restoration on Sansui G901DB, but I am very sorry, I would not write here a new thread about that, I would just show you a web link to one Croatian audio forum where I have posted so many interesting pictures about that. OK, you will not understand explanation on this thread (because it is on Croatian language), but picture you will understand :)
So here it is the link:
http://sound-news.net/forum/46-sansui-receiveri/3760-jos-jedan-big-g-sansui-receiver-g901db
 
Absolutely brilliant Kale, how very interesting about those bent switch wafer pins - and finally the end result is absolutely gorgeous. :thumbsup:
 
Hyperion said:
Absolutely brilliant Kale, how very interesting about those bent switch wafer pins - and finally the end result is absolutely gorgeous. :thumbsup:
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Thank you!
I really tried to restore that receiver on the best way because it is really nice unit! So many hours I spent on that receiver, but I am very satisfied with the finial result....
 
Learned so much over the years by reading Kale's restoration threads, not having the pictures to go with them through the greed of corporate entities does you a great dis-service sir.
-Lee
 
It's probably just dirty controls. Start by exercising all the switches and controls. Move them vigorously through their full range several times. Don't forget to exercise the connected/separated switch on the side of the unit. If you need more help with it, start a new thread.

- Pete
 
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