Vintage Sansui 2000x question

[JackVa1]

I just ordererd a Sansui 2000 to replace one I tossed out years ago. I bought it on E-bay and mistook it for a Sansui 2000x which was the one I owned. Is there anyone here that might know the difference? They looked the same on the face but I saw the enclosure had a different venting on it.

Thanks

 

[Pyrrho]

Look at:

http://www.classicsansui.net/Receivers.htm

There you can look at copies of original brochures for both of those receivers.

There are more web sites devoted to vintage equipment; just do an online search for "vintage sansui" (without the quotation marks) for more information.

I used to own a Sansui 2000. It is a very solid unit, and if it is in good condition, I think you will probably agree that it is a nice little receiver. I sold mine because I have way too much equipment, and could use more space than I can use more receivers. As things are, I have three systems set up in my home, and I have 5 receivers I am not currently using (not to mention an extra integrated amplifier).

 

[Davemcc]

http://www.audiokarma.org/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=39
This is where you need to be.

 

[Gunnar Forslöw]

Sansui 2000X

I just ordererd a Sansui 2000 to replace one I tossed out years ago. I bought it on E-bay and mistook it for a Sansui 2000x which was the one I owned. Is there anyone here that might know the difference? They looked the same on the face but I saw the enclosure had a different venting on it.

Thanks

Sansui 2000: 2X35 watt in 8 ohm with 0.8% distorsion
Sansui 2000x: 2X39 watt in 8 ohm with 0.8% distorsion. This model can also separate Preamp from Amp. I don't know if that is possible with the 2000 mod.
Glad to help, perhaps a little late - I just joined.

Gunnar Forslöw, Sweden

 

[plourdn]

Sansui 2000X Receiver

I have a Sansui 2000X receiver with service manual and operating instructions. I bought it in Japan in 1972 when I was in the Navy. It is in excellent condition. I also have a set of Pioneer CS-66 Speakers that I bought at the same time, they look and sound like new (Not used much).

 

[BoredSysAdmin]

I have a Sansui 2000X receiver with service manual and operating instructions. I bought it in Japan in 1972 when I was in the Navy. It is in excellent condition. I also have a set of Pioneer CS-66 Speakers that I bought at the same time, they look and sound like new (Not used much). //sale advert removed//

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