Actually, yeah, this is what I use.blue tooth may be an option if streaming from your phone or I pad.Ken
That sounds interesting since I only run my Altec 19s for music. It is a bit underpowered but could work for my needs with very efficient speakers. Where are you located and what is the $$.I have a Sansui A-α7 that sounds fantastic. JDM only product, comes with a remote. Only has one set of speaker outs.
If all you need is remote volume control there are some options that do not require buying a new amp. You could get a line level remote control volume unit. Kevin at Skylabs (no affiliation) in one of his videos recommends the MCM IR Remote Volume Control. It's gotten good reviews for not adding any background noise to your system. Another option (which I have connected to my AU-9900) is to use a remote controlled equalizer. With one of these you get volume control and equalizer control. The specific one I have is an ADC Sound Shaper SS-525X. It is a great unit and actually adds less background hiss than the internal tone controls of my 9900. If you get a graphic equalizer, you have the added bonus of the cool bouncing bars! Wither either of these options you can use any amp/receiver you want using either the pre-out/main-in jacks or a tape loop.Just wondering if Sansui ever made any good integrated amps that have remote control? Model numbers would be helpful so I know what to look for.

Sorry didn't mean I was selling mine.That sounds interesting since I only run my Altec 19s for music. It is a bit underpowered but could work for my needs with very efficient speakers. Where are you located and what is the $$.
No, I considered buying an SE-88 at one point, but I've read they develop issues with the display, and they do not have remote volume control, which was kind of a deal breaker for me. However, the aesthetics are quite appealing.Sorry didn't mean I was selling mine.
@KeithD do you have any of those Sansui equalizer/analysers? I saw a couple that have similar yellow bars and they look great!

G900XD/XV and G-E770 are the ones I found. I think there are more...No, I considered buying an SE-88 at one point, but I've read they develop issues with the display, and they do not have remote volume control, which was kind of a deal breaker for me. However, the aesthetics are quite appealing.
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Which Sansui graphic equalizers had yellow/orange bars? I'm unfamiliar with those.
YUP. I have one of those and it does work pretty well. FX-Audio DP-02. It has 2 tubes and I don't hear any hiss when I use it. The only issue is the connection only allows it to connect to one unit, CD or TT so I have to mess with wires when I switch between sources. I did just pick up a nice Onkyo TX-870 receiver that is doing what I need but I very partial to my Sansui gear. I have been pulling my hair out searching for a simple Do All system that can connect all my stuff but it is not going well at all.I bought a really nice Sony STR-DG1000 Multimedia receiver that has great sound and every conceivable connection ability. Old school stuff uses mostly RCA plugs but new TVs usually only have HDMI and S video or optical inputs.The new Sony does it all if only I was a rocket scientist to reset all the functions when I switch between stereo music from the TT or CD over to a DVD with 5.1 or even 7.1 sound. Marrying the old to the new is and always will be my nemesis. If you ever saw or heard the Sony unit it is pretty impressive with all it can do but a complete nightmare to get it set to each different source each time you want to switch.If all you need is remote volume control there are some options that do not require buying a new amp. You could get a line level remote control volume unit. Kevin at Skylabs (no affiliation) in one of his videos recommends the MCM IR Remote Volume Control. It's gotten good reviews for not adding any background noise to your system. Another option (which I have connected to my AU-9900) is to use a remote controlled equalizer. With one of these you get volume control and equalizer control. The specific one I have is an ADC Sound Shaper SS-525X. It is a great unit and actually adds less background hiss than the internal tone controls of my 9900. If you get a graphic equalizer, you have the added bonus of the cool bouncing bars! Wither either of these options you can use any amp/receiver you want using either the pre-out/mine-in jacks or a tape loop.
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Good point and I think I have a Y cable I can try with.@gamalot you could just use RCA Y-cables to connect your CD and TT to the same input, if that's the real problem.
yeah I don't understand why more people don't do this with non-TV systems. just set it all up right next to your seat.Another option is to put the amp within arm's reach to where you sit for listening and just use longer speaker cables. That's my setup for my QRX-8001 quad setup. Everything is withing arm's reach, so I can adjust as needed.
Has anyone heard what's going on with Kevin at Skylabs? He hasn't uploaded a video in over two weeks. I hope all is well with him and the shop.
