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X11 New Restoration Vid

Ronito6

Super Member
This vid is rather new, and rather short, but comprehensive for it's brevity.

:bowdown::bowdown:Mr. Yoshiro Yamamoto here really knows his stuff.:bowdown::bowdown:
(His X11 had some huge problems as you will see.)


In my comment, besides my praise, I hit him up for the elusive X11 service manual.

Maybe we'll luck out.;)

...let ya know.

PS: He has a couple other restorations posted on his YouTube channel. Sansui SP-300 speakers and a pair of SP-10s. The rest are comparison and demo vids. ENJOY!!
 
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Album cover blocking the cooling vents of the on and running AU-α607L Extra :idea:

Quite interesting Vid's - but wish there was more detail on the AU-X11 restore. :( - of course not understanding Japanese text doesn't help.

Thanks for posting these Ron :bowdown:
 
Album cover blocking the cooling vents of the on and running AU-α607L Extra :idea:

Quite interesting Vid's - but wish there was more detail on the AU-X11 restore. :( - of course not understanding Japanese text doesn't help.

Thanks for posting these Ron :bowdown:

Your welcome!

He goes pretty fast but the story is really efficiently shown in the visuals. Just requires a lot of pausing.

I have an X11 in excellent condition, but when compared to my X1 the X11 just doesn't sparkle and go as deep as my restored X1 does.
So its on the slate.

BTW...in the first video in the first posting, at the 1:44 mark, it shows that he replaced the green reed relay for the headphone circuit with an Omron G5V-2. I didn't think it was possible.

Just need to figure out which leg of a G5V would go where.
 
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TW...in the first video in the first posting, at the 1:44 mark, it shows that he replaced the green reed relay for the headphone circuit with an Omron G5V-2. I didn't think it was possible.
Just need to figure out which leg would go where.

That's nice to know, :bowdown: thanks again Ron.

(Crikey! I just looked again and paused it this time so I could have a good look at the replaced relay :thumbsup:)
 
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