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Sansui BA-5000 on the Bay

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Love to wake up to that in the morning!
Dig the Different speakers posts for desired Impedence in stereo or mono!What a beauty!
 
I don't understand how 490 watts consumption computes to 300 watts output. I gotta be missing something. The lit up meters are just sexy!
 
TheAnalogman said:
Yep!
I think I'll have to stay with my 919, however. :yes:

Life's tough, 'aint it? LOL. I could be happy for a long time with the 919!
 
TheAnalogman said:
Yep!
I think I'll have to stay with my 919, however. :yes:
Same here. But like Wineslob pointed out for that amount of cash there are plenty of other options that could be better. If you're a Sansui collector that is truely one of the finest pieces they ever made.
 
Duffinator said:
Same here. But like Wineslob pointed out for that amount of cash there are plenty of other options that could be better. If you're a Sansui collector that is truely one of the finest pieces they ever made.

That's what I hear! I'd like to hear a A/B comparison with a Levinson or something like that.
 
TheAnalogman said:
That's what I hear! I'd like to hear a A/B comparison with a Levinson or something like that.
I saw the one recently sold on classicaudio.com and that thing is a monster. But I did not get to hear it hooked up so I can't comment on how it sounds. For that amount you could probably pick up a nice used McIntosh MC252. :yes:
 
8 months ago, Grumpy sold a BA-5000 in better condition than that, rebuilt by me, for about 1/2 that amount.

Why $2000+ gets ya'all hot -n- bothered has me stumped.:dunno:
 
It can't.

I have no idea how Sansui arrived at that figure. I'm sure full-power power consumption is more like 1200 watts.
 
EchoWars said:
It can't.

I have no idea how Sansui arrived at that figure. I'm sure full-power power consumption is more like 1200 watts.

Whacha mean it can't, home theatre amps do it all the time! LOL:no:
 
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