HISTORY OF SANSUI SPEAKERS 1967 - 1997 - Technical Specifications

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[@cdsorvinyl]

I purchased my Sansui rack system in 1984. I am still using the receiver and the speakers. Japanese technology is da bomb❤

[@AudioElectronicsChicago]

wow, you put a lot of work in this video, thumps up as always 👍🏻

[@nodnox]

Very good video! Thank you for putting in the time and effort to search out all the information and a matching image. Please cover more brands in this format.

[@johngranato2673]

I purchased a new pair of S-65U speakers in 1990. My data sheet says: 130 Max Watts, 8 Ohms Impedance, 90db Sensitivity, Response 35Hz to 20k Hz, Crossover 5,000Hz / 8,000hz. I had to replace the woofer due to surround rot about 15 years ago. I got a rubber surround replacement. Still going strong. Great video. I am sure it was a lot of work. Thanks!!!

[@kenlehigh6363]

I just bought a pair of SP 1500's. They are cosmetically a 9/10 and sound absolutely amazing. Paid $300 I believe it was well spent. Hard to believe they were made in 1969 the year I was born. Thank you for the hard work in making this video. Subscribed!

[@davormargetic1881]

Still got ES 209 from 1978 and they are perfect! Sound great with my marantz 2265b

[@fabianomodaelli2186]

Congratulations my friend, excellent work! Big hug directly from Brazil.

[@1blkout]

Wow! Great job! You invested a lot of time putting this together. @15:55 Shows that the Sansui SP-2500X build years from 1978-79. I have seen a lot of similar info on the build years. That being said, I purchased four Sansui SP-2500X’s in December 1975. The serial numbers reflects that they were built in October 1975. Hope that helps. .

[@bobbob-wv7ho]

Wow that was a lot of work, much appreciated 👍

[@TechAudioLibrary]

Thanks😀

[@oscardansso6578]

Great Video! Congrats.

[@joelaichner3025]

SPZ990’s , 400 watts , got a nice set ? I’ll buy them from you ! I like them , both amps wide open kinda Speakers ! You can still Rock in AMERICA !

[@user-sn7kc6ns8n]

Респект за видео, уникальная линейка акустики

[@popanz6796]

Sansui SP-LE8T and mkII. This is a highend JBL LE 8T fullrange driver. Buy it !!!

[@joelaichner3025]

My all original SP-X 9900’s still Jam !

[@popanz6796]

The SP-707J looks like a JBL rearloaded Horn wit a K130 15" Woofer, a 2301 Hornlens (Potatoemasher) and a 072(2402) Ringradiator. Weight 33 Kg ???????

[@trooperdadonda]

Any Idea when SP-6100 came out....? I didn't spot it in the list. thanks.

[@Uraim]

never had a sansui speaker, or a kabuki speaker, Imma B&W user, i may get one for fun if i find it on lower price, buy it for fun to try it.

[@lithiumlounge6731]

My model was not listed SP Z9II

[@xaviertan7408]

i have a sms-515 SANSUI SUB AND SPEAKER have u heard about it cos i have no specs on it

[@tlister67]

I always hear bad things about Sansui speakers. Are any of the 2 and 3 way designs ok?

[@chrisspangler6740]

why no sensitivity listing

[@WilsonCruz-tv]

The greats sansui pioneer gradiente JVC hi end

[@rocketaroo]

May never part with my 915s

[@gerrymonds483]

I have Type: 2 way, 3 driver loudspeaker system Frequency Response: 30Hz to 20kHz Power Handling: 300W Crossover Frequency: 1500Hz Impedance: 8Ω Sensitivity: 95dB Bass: 2 x 305mm cone Tweeter: 1 x 70mm horn Dimensions: 460 x 910 x 392mm Weight: 43.3kg Year: 1978