It's the indicator that tells you whether you're in a 2 or a 4 channel mode.
Most quad receivers in early and mid 70's had some kind of flashy indicator for quad. There was an optional remote for the QRX3500 which just controlled the quad and consisted mainly of a joystick.
I'd just replace the single knob that looks out of place...The others look fine!
Not sure but I think those knobs are off a Gx000 Sansui. Getting replacements can be tricky as I think the knobs scaled with the receiver's size, so that the G8000 knobs were bigger than the G6000's, even though they otherwise looked the same. The original knob (assuming it is original) looks pretty much like a generic Pioneer knob of that era and it might be easier to find four (or five) of them than one of the Sansui's.
Here's one.
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I actually found 2 Sony knobs today at an antique store totally by accident... from a very deceased STR-6055. Gave the guy $1 for them (which is kind of funny given that the receiver they are for cost me $6)! I guess at this point I'll see which is easier: finding another 3 Sony knobs or 1 Sansui knob!![]()
. Looks almost mint & makes my new Infinity's sing. The Audio gods were smiling on me that day.There has been a modest trickle of finds lately. Picked up a pair of Advent Prodigy Towers & Infinity RS-5001 speakers, $10.00 for each pair. Both need foam, got that done & both sound great. Couple weeks ago picked up a Carver TL-3100 CD player that occasionally gets brain damage, the display goes nuts, have to thump it to get it back on track. $5.00 at a flea market. Friday picked up a Technics SU-V90D integrated amp that, get this, has a coax & optical digital input. Had the original box & packing for $10.00 at a local thrift. Could not find much on it on line, but found the manual on HIFIEngine. It was made between 88-91 & retailed for $1150.00.. Looks almost mint & makes my new Infinity's sing. The Audio gods were smiling on me that day.
Picked up a Pioneer F-9 tuner and A-5 amp for less than $25 today at one of the local GW's. i just checked recent sales of the F-9 on the Bay and two just sold in the $125-$150 range....... :yes:
Is the F-9 missing the cover door over the controls or is it folded underneath?
They are nice tuners!
Bart
I finally came accross some good deals on a couple vintage recievers at GW:thmbsp:. I snatched up a Sansui G-5000 for $6, and a Kenwood KR-720. Both work but need some serious cleaning. The Sansui is a tank, it dwarfs a pioneer vsx9300 I have. The Kenwood is interesting how it has both analog and digital tuning displays. I'd post some pics but just found out I have exceeded my quota on attatchments.
I picked up a nice Yamaha T-2 FM-only tuner yesterday for $30. It's quite heavy for its size and it matches my C-2a preamp.
That is an interesting beast, nice pickup!
I like the Fisher Price equipment stand too.![]()
This isnt the best find, but pretty darn good nonetheless.
Salvation Army, Electro Voice Cardinal Condenser cardioid vocal/instrument microphone new in the box. Pre-tax total??...$1.90! New price is about $200. That's a deal! And its pretty too.
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