Monster amplifier from 80' Sansui i love it enginners from that years so awsome

In my childhood I was already in love with electronics and my father had a friend engineer from Rhodia who had a Sansui AUX1, wonderful amplifier.

Good Lord that's a beautiful amp.

I authentically get excited whenever I see a new video from you!

@LiquidAudio

3 жыл бұрын

That’s great, it’s viewers like who make it all worthwhile!

Will be watching this later on my coffee break. Gave it a thumbs up for good measure though, know it’s gonna be good 😆👌🏻

good to see ya new vids bro, please keep making them one day if i need an upgrade from my future hifi stuff, I will surely contact you to learn more :)

I have owned many Sansui love my g8000 56 pounds of muscle ! Huge toridal review coming soon

Love this era of Japanese audio, that is as beautiful as my Marantz SR14EX, lots of copper plating but not as strong in the chassis as the Marantz :) tu for the video.

Great amplifier bandar full

So So Beautiful Made in Japan the best.

@LiquidAudio

3 жыл бұрын

Oh yeah!!

Sometimes you can get lucky with these imports as some have a tap on the transformer for 240v operation, so conversion is a doddle (new fuse and line cord). Shame about the impact damage as it's possible the chassis ground may now be floating or compromised. Reminds me of something I read a while back, that even if the Twin Towers had remained standing on 9/11, they would've had to dismantle them down to bedrock due to them being thrown internally off-centre.

what is the value of the quiescent current? how many mv?

Hi Mike, Given this was shot 3 years ago and uploaded now, is there going to be a followup video getting it working?

@LiquidAudio

3 жыл бұрын

Actually it was uploaded three years ago and just made public. The owner decided not to go ahead with repairs at the time, we chatted about it a couple of times since but he was nervous about this amp for few reasons, shipping damage being one of them. I’ll post an update if I ever see this one again!

@blahblahwhatblahblah

3 жыл бұрын

@@LiquidAudio Cool, thanks! I'd never heard of that amp, curious about it now. Certainly looks quite the beast.

How can I get in touch with you guys I would like to use one of your instrumentals for a song to put on Spotify

@LiquidAudio

3 жыл бұрын

Hi Kayden, I'm not sure I understand the enquiry, perhaps you could clarify?

Shipping this all the way from Japan and packing it in bubble wrap and a cardboard box... Geesh. Packing material is less expensive than the unit so why not do it properly?

@LiquidAudio

3 жыл бұрын

I know and agree completely. Sadly, I see this a lot, fully insured shipping is also essential with anything like this.

How can someone buy this lovely piece and pack it-up with $2.00 of bubblewrap?!.

@LiquidAudio

3 жыл бұрын

This was the seller's fault but absolutely agreed, packing and shipping something like this with bubble wrap is insane.

??? Why make video in which you haven't shown or done anything. Well, you actually did or may have done but if you shoot these vids do shoot as you go along the troubleshooting and actual steps why, what, where and for what reason, which modern replacements etc. I was really nicely surprised to see this video (by title) but I am rather disappointed with it's content.