@@Spicycomment1 So it's difficult to make a recommendation. Feelings are very subjective and the question is always what do you really need. I also enjoy the aesthetics and the different appearance of the devices. There are many Sansui devices that are perfectly adequate for normal private listening. You can only miss something if you can compare and know your own music very well. A Sansui Seven, for example, plays very well, an Eight perhaps even better. The Sansui AU 9500 is a great integrated amplifier and looks very elegant. The 9090 has many setting options and plays with enormous power. A very nice vintage device. My favorites remain the CA and BA 3000. Sansui has never built anything much better. Are you planning to buy a Sansui and are unsure? Which Sansui are you looking at?

@@Steve-bz7vm thanks, i had a sansui au-555a 10 years ago and plan to return to that brand, but it was low power. I juste dont know if i should go for a 999, a 9500 or BAxxx which are much more expensive and rare in good condition. I need 50w minimum but Wonder if 999 will bé more refined than 9500?

@@Spicycomment1 both amplifiers you suggested are great. In terms of watts for volume, both are completely sufficient, you will hardly notice any difference. When tuned, the 999 sounds a little more like a tube amplifier. I had that too and it was a lot of fun. A very good combination is also the BA 2000 + CA 2000 or the AU 11000A integrated amplifier. Which speakers do you have? These three mentioned are still reasonably affordable here in Germany. The prices for Sansui have risen enormously in the last 3 years. Where do you come from? So look for one of the devices mentioned in very good optical and technical condition and you will have a lot of fun with it. Of course there is always something going up :0) Even if it can be a receiver, the 8080 is already very impressive.

@@Steve-bz7vm i have a SEAS kingro4y mk3 currently, looking forward making a 2'd system with Sansui and speakerd TBD, dunno yet which ones, perhaps sont Atohm gt2 or sonus faber

They are both very good speakers. I think you wouldn't miss anything with either one. The B&W 703 was an extremely good speaker for the price. I wanted to have a complete vintage set and I liked the Onkyo both visually and musically. It's just a hobby 😁

Und jetzt auch mit neuem Rack für die bessere Optik 🙃. Noch nicht ideal, aber zunächst besser als das Provisorium zuvor 😄. facebook.com/groups/hificlass/permalink/1005463731194010/?mibextid=rS40aB7S9Ucbxw6v

@@Steve-bz7vm Ja das sieht schon besser aus , die Anlage und die Lautsprecher sind echt der Hammer. Eben ein Juwel 🥰🤪👋🍀

​@@michaelweiner6850und bald unglaubliche 50 Jahre alt....zumindest die Sansui 😊

@@Steve-bz7vm 🤗🍀

Thanks, unfortunately I separated from the Sansui's some time ago, which I regret a little today. But I couldn't keep everything for various reasons.

Thanks, I love my vintage equipment. In addition to the musical qualities, I also enjoy the beauty and value of the old technology.

@@Steve-bz7vm i agree You have also top of the line equipment built with the best available at the time

Thank you 🤗

I can't entirely agree with that. The quality of the preamplifier and the power amp, especially the preamplifier, definitely plays a role. Yes, in the end a certain sound image is created through the interaction with the speakers. But so many things play a role: the placement in the room, the room acoustics, the distance of the speakers from the listening position, to the back wall, etc. It's a different listening experience with each compilation. For example, I can currently partially feel the drums with my large ONKYO 2000x monitors, similar to a concert. I can't do that with my small monitors, even though they otherwise display a lot of space and details. Let's just be happy about what comes out at the end of the chain and reaches our ears ;o)

@@Steve-bz7vm Certamente molti fattori determinano il suono che percepisce l'orecchio. Ma tornando al discorso e limitandolo alle elettroniche (pre e finale), tecnicamente parlando nessun pre e nessun finale deve avere un suono "proprio". La loro funzione è quella di ricevere e amplificare un segnale che arriva da una fonte (giradischi, CD, tuner etc...etc...). È vero che anche il pre e il finale sono opera dell'uomo. Ma un buon progettista, se parliamo di hifi non deve "colorare" il segnale. Deve in definitiva amplificare nel modo più neutro possibile un segnale. Il suono in ultima analisi, quello che ascoltiamo è opera degli altoparlanti.Un saluto dalla Urbis Aeterna.

Thank you, I always enjoy it in the little time I have to listen to music...

@@Steve-bz7vm That beautiful equipment is a good incentive to enjoy good music!!! I do like Dire Straits very much, but would it be much trouble to play Boston's More Than a Feeling??? I'm courious about how it will sound... 😁 If I may ask...

​@@pedrocastilhos2341 Just send me a link to your favorite version. I will try to play it for you next time.

Thanks, I only recorded the music with my Samsung Galaxy Note 20 plus smartphone on a tripod.

yes, I also think the equipment is very nice and I'm happy to own it. In the little free time I have to listen to music, I enjoy it again and again.

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@@Steve-bz7vmthank you just noticed you included it in the title 😂

Thanks, I also had the combination CA/BA 2000 once. I still have the tuner 9900, it's in the living room with my Sansui AU 11000 A. What do you have now after the Sansui and JBL?

It's been about 15 years since Sansui changed the system and I've changed a lot of products, maybe more than 50. I currently have Pass Labs Int-60, Sugden A 21se, Naim Supernait 3 as amplifiers, Blumenhofer Fun17 MK2, ATC SCM 19 as speakers. proac response d2r@@Steve-bz7vm

It's been about 15 years since Sansui changed the system and I've changed a lot of products, maybe more than 50. I currently have Pass Labs Int-60, Sugden A 21se, Naim Supernait 3 as amplifiers, Blumenhofer Fun17 MK2, ATC SCM 19 as speakers. proac response d2r@@Steve-bz7vm

That sounds like a lot of equipment. What do you currently have and are you happy with it? As a hi-fi enthusiast you are always on the lookout, but in the end the differences between the good old devices and the new ones are often only small. Some time ago I decided to use vintage devices...

No, I sold this BA 2000 a few years ago. I currently use a Sansui AU 11000A and a combination of Sansui CA 3000 + BA 3000 as a second hi-fi system. Nothing more is actually possible 😁. In Germany you can occasionally buy the combination Sansui CA 2000 + BA 2000. These are the individual components around AU 11000 A.

Sí, este monitor puede reproducir muy profundo

I have the tuner in a second setup with Sansui AU 11000A and Dynaudio Contour 20i. Can you see in my other videos :0)

Sure, the Dynaudio are also in a different price range... kzbin.info/www/bejne/ep6phmlqp7mtppo

I didn't take any measurements. Technical data can be found on the www. Sansui G-9000 DB

What can i do for you, I am from Germany

@@Steve-bz7vm thanks reply i have amplifer Sansui au 11000 amplifier how to repair i dont have technical from india

@@insaf6093 I really don't know how to help you.

@@Steve-bz7vmwhat i do

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Thanks I am happy with it 🙃

For my taste, the combo works very well. The old Sansui amps deliver good power (power consumption 915 watts) and also have a somewhat warmer sound. I like the good old sound of the 70's and 80's. Also check out the second new video with Dire Straits