Rare Sansui stereo ampli-tuner, Solid State 310
Dec 7, 2013 at 10:38 PM Thread Starter Post #1 of 2

Noob Meister Jr

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should i buy these? the ad says:
 
This vintage 1972 amplifier tuner is for sale but has a problem. 

One of the dials is faulty and causes it to stop working. 
Not sure exactly which one it is. 

These amplifiers were very highly thought of when they were introduced. 

Sansui Stereo tuner amplifier Solid State 310 Specifications 
Year 1972 
System: Transistor Receiver 
Colour: 1=Silver, 2=Black: 1, 2 
Pre Amplifier 
Inputs: 1 Phono (mag.I); 1 Tape; 1 AUX; 1 Monitor 
Inp. Sensitivity High Level: 180 mV 
Inp. Impedance High Level: 100 kO 
Inp. Sensitivity Phono MM: 3 mV 
Inp. Impedance Phono MM: 50 kO 
Power Amplifier 
Speaker Outputs: 2 x 2 Speakers; Phones 
Continuous power 8O: 15 + 15 Watts 
Dynamic Power 8O: 18 + 18 Watts 
Frequency Response: 30-35,000 (± 1 dB) HZ 
Harmonic Distortion: 0.4 % at rated output 
Tuner 
Display: analog 
Frequency Range FM: 88-108 MHz 
Frequency Range AM: 535-1,605 KHz 
Miscellaneous 
Dimensions in Inches: 17.12 x 4.92 x 11.02 (w) x (h) x (d) 
Dimensions in mm: 435 x 125 x 280 (w) x (h) x (d) 
Weight in lbs: 16.75 lbs 
Weight in Kg: 7.6 Kg 

It is sold As is as it has not been used for quite a while

would the problem be hard to fix? I haven't done any electrical DIY myself but would consider it as i hear the old sansuis sound really good with headphones and I need something to preamp vinyl and amp headphones as my current stereo headphone jack has crap SQ
 
Oh the price is $100
 
Jul 30, 2020 at 9:20 PM Post #2 of 2
I know this is a very old post The whole purpose of replying to this question is if someone else comes along after us, they will see my answer and hoping it will aid them in their buying of Sansui 310.

My very good friend gifted me a "Sansui 310" about a week or so back, it was in pristine condition. I would say if anyone gets a choice of buying one of these, please go ahead and buy it because it absolutely blew away everything I had, even the newer Sansui AU-X111. Sound quality is so warm as if it is coming out of a tube amplifier. The FM tuner was so powerful that it picks up signal on stereo mode even without a proper antenna. The best part is the headphone jack, I plugged my HD-6XX and there goes the bliss. I am not technically inclined to explain these things in electronic data and details but my ears can say the difference of great sound and bad sound. This one sounds so awesome now I love listening to FM broadcasts with my HD-6XX plugged to this.

If you get a chance to buy it, go ahead and buy it. It looks beautiful in the dim light with its wonderful yellowish glow.
 

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