Sansui R 30 Vintage receiver
2 Hours
20
1
$350.00
Description
Condition
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VenmoThis has been service in perfect condition mint 350 everything works as it should replaced with led lights cleaned and deoxit.
The Sansui R-30 (released around 1979–1980) is a classic example of Sansui’s entry into the "sleek" era of the late 70s. While it moved away from the massive, overbuilt chassis of the mid-70s G-series, it still carries that distinctive Sansui musicality. It’s an excellent "bedroom" or "office" receiver, offering a very clean, modest setup for those who appreciate vintage aesthetics without the flagship price tag. Key Characteristics • The "Sansui Sound": Despite its lower power rating, the R-30 maintains a warm, punchy low end. It doesn’t feel "thin" like many entry-level receivers from the mid-80s plastic era. • LED Signal Indicators: It features the quintessential late-70s LED power and signal strength meters, which are a nice visual touch compared to traditional needle meters. • Build Style: It has a slimmer profile than the earlier 771 or G-4700 models. The faceplate is typically brushed aluminum with a very logical, uncluttered layout.
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Sansui R 30 Vintage receiver
2 Hours
20
1
$350.00
Description
Condition
Payment Types Accepted
VenmoThis has been service in perfect condition mint 350 everything works as it should replaced with led lights cleaned and deoxit.
The Sansui R-30 (released around 1979–1980) is a classic example of Sansui’s entry into the "sleek" era of the late 70s. While it moved away from the massive, overbuilt chassis of the mid-70s G-series, it still carries that distinctive Sansui musicality. It’s an excellent "bedroom" or "office" receiver, offering a very clean, modest setup for those who appreciate vintage aesthetics without the flagship price tag. Key Characteristics • The "Sansui Sound": Despite its lower power rating, the R-30 maintains a warm, punchy low end. It doesn’t feel "thin" like many entry-level receivers from the mid-80s plastic era. • LED Signal Indicators: It features the quintessential late-70s LED power and signal strength meters, which are a nice visual touch compared to traditional needle meters. • Build Style: It has a slimmer profile than the earlier 771 or G-4700 models. The faceplate is typically brushed aluminum with a very logical, uncluttered layout.
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