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Finally, I have fixed links of two promo video clips about Sansui, so now you can watch them here:

https://www.sansui-vintage.com/articles.php?tPath=4

Thank you!
Kale

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Kale

I'd like to say just a few words about myself....

When I was a teenager Sansui made one of the best series HiFi receivers of all times called the Sansui  “G” series.
Some might say the Pioneer SX Series Silver Face receiver is better, but of those who have had the opportunity to listen to both, I think most of them would say that “G” receivers have better sound.

My first contact with HiFi devices was in 1979 when I received by mail a catalogue of HiFi products made by Sansui. Today, I still remember that I was very amazed with the quality of Sansui receivers in the “G” series. At this time there were very popular European companies in Croatia,like Saba and Grundig, but Sansui made receivers in a completely different way than they did. At this time I couldn’t afford to buy anything above a G3000 and finally I ended up getting a Sanyo JCX 2400, another “silver face” receiver but only because it had more power than Sansui G3000. I always had regrets that I did this, not because Sanyo was not good, but because it was not good like the Sansui “G” series.

After so many years, and after I had so many HiFi amplifiers - receivers, at 2005 I got a chance to buy a  very nice G5000.I bought it from a guy in Germany and paid 141.00 EUR for it. When it arrived, I was pleasantly surprised about the cosmetic condition. It was like a brand new receiver with no damage at all and in the summer of 2005 I decided to restore it.  I bought a copy of Service Manual. I made a list of parts to buy. I remember I didn’t go to the beach that summer, I spent a lot of time in my garage with my Sansui G-5000. After I finished my job, I was really surprised with a fantastic sound that was coming out of that not so big receiver. It was much more better than my Yamaha Home Cinema receiver RXV620! I had one web-site about restoration on that nice Sansui receiver, but unfortunately it's gone now....

At 2006 I had a chance to get one G7000 from USA. This G 7000 receiver I bought on ebay cost me $185.00 US. Shipping was not  so expensive, because at that time USPS had the option shipping heavy things by boat, the bad thing was that I got it for two months. This receiver didn't look very good. It had been in a hands of a very poor tech and was not working properly at all. I think you would call him a butcher!  Again, lot of time and money I spent to get that receiver to a very good condition, and again I was very satisfied with the sound which was coming out of this receiver.

Today I have G22000 and G901DB Sansui receivers, totally restored. In the mean time, I am doing restorations on all Sansui vintage equipments. I restored G3000, G5000, G6000, G7000, G8000, G801, G9000, G901, G22000, AU-X1, AU20000, AU11000, AU9900, BA3000, CA3000, BA2000, AU-D9, AU317, AU717, TU-X1, TU9900...

At https://www.sansui-vintage.com/articles.php  you can see some of my restorations jobs..
 

  I have a lot of original paper Service Manuals, NOS (New Old Stock) genuine electronic parts like transistors, integrated circuits, switches, selectors and completly electronic boards!

Some of those parts I am selling here, so please see how many and rare interesting things I have here to sell. If you are interested in any item, please write to me, and I'll try to answer as soon as possible.

Thank you!

Kale