BATMAQN
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I'm not trying to kill your mojo but I couldn't even give away a working one of these 12 months ago but you never know.
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Your pictures don't work.
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If you're just after the audio from the tv then this is probably the go, the HDMI can still be utilised for video then.
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7 hours ago, jd308 said:
HI all.... I am hoping to find a good repairer for my Sansui AU-7700 in the South East Melbourne area. The protection circuit relay has ceased triggering unfortunately. I would be grateful if anyone could assist with recommendations.
If you have no luck locally and don't mind posting your amp Bill does do good work here
https://www.thefactoryaudio.com/
Actually works from home nowadays.
I think he used to own Merlin audio here in Canberra nice fellow and does good repair work techs are becoming harder to find unfortunately
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Will it improve the sound of my cooking?
Sorry mate couldn't resist
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There was one advertised in the classifieds recently not sure if it sold.
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I have 3 sets of these standmounts, SP100 Spendor as well 2 pairs of Rogers LS7 and Export monitors they are well worth the effort to find a nice set if you're into the "musical sound" and no none are for sale sorry mate.
Pair them with a nice Sansui and you'll be happy (I always say that being a Sansui tragic they do work well together though). Aksa amps match well too.........just sayin.
Good luck with the search Ash
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I will vouch for that site @bob_m_54 has listed good gear and communication if you need advice obviously if you're handy with a soldering iron that makes it easier.
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39 minutes ago, PKay said:
MRA?
This one?
Sorry I added an A just for confusion
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I had an Aspen Saksa 85 that was very close sound wise to my Sansui Alpha it was hard to part with it but I was in a "declutter stage" at the time, goose that I am I sold it.
The Sansui amp is the MRA?
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Pete I had the Leben CS600 for a while only 28watts mate but just lovely to listen to I wish I still had it sometimes and the Weston amps I had as well
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I actually think you would do well to try a Sansui Alpha with those Graham's I'm guessing they lean towards the "British sound" is that what you're after?
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I had a D11 and a 555A for a long time the D11 mid range isn't as "warm" sounding as you probably hoped for, still a nice amp though I paired mine with an old set of Paradigm SE 11 MK11 gee they sounded nice together.
Luc's right they are from a different generation of amps you can't really compare the 555A to a D11 and expect them to sound the same.
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Stickers, probably a heat gun Daves idea of the hair dryer is pretty much the same though, not sure but heat guns are probably hotter, a razor blade is risky but in conjunction with the heat gun is possible but still risky the stickers are probably brittle already you could just mask them carefully and paint/spray.
Gilly Stephensons is nice oil to use also.
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55 minutes ago, sansuiuser said:
Hi Batmaqn, thanks for comment, yes unfortunately the large caps were replaced, I have played a lot of different music on it, not overly bassy. I have a NAD 3020e that seems more bassie .
Unfortunately recapping isn't always the best option (unless needed of course) the old tech gurus say if its not broken don't fix it.
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I am no expert however when my Canberra tech did my AU719 he was reluctant to replace the 2 big caps and didn't he was of the opinion that would alter the sound away from the Sansui norm it came back sounding lovely, I don't know if your's will get "bassier" with time but I would suggest not, you will get used to the sound, though they aren't usually all that strong bass wise set at zero anyway so just turn it up a notch or two.
Perhaps the choice of track (quality of the recording) may have something to do with the level of bass as well.
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On 07/03/2023 at 10:48 AM, Snoopy8 said:
Please, please correct spelling on title to "secrets"...
Irritates me too.
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Maybe ring Tortech I found them quite helpful and knowledgeable about this subject.
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A 500w will do the job fine however I found getting the 1000w gave a bit of flexibility if you need to run two things in the future.
Tortech
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22 hours ago, velvetanonblue said:
Yeah, it is
Really??
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Sounds perfect for casual viewing.
Good brand Sony not much else to say.
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http://www.thefactoryaudio.com/
This fellow does good work he worked on my Sansui AU719 I'd have no problem recommending Bill but you'd have to post it to him being in Canberra.
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1 minute ago, JordanS said:
Try now @BATMAQN I was uploading new ones as the first were too low resolution.
Much better now I cheers.
I don't actually need the speakers sorry mate, just advising about the photos. GLWTS
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Pioneer Kuro PDP-LX508A Plasma Television
in Stereo, Home Cinema, Headphones Components
Posted · Edited by BATMAQN
Yep went to the tip.
Most tips accept TV 's for free or they do in Canberra anyway seems there's a fair few precious metals in a big tv.