The Sansui 4000 is a legendary, highly sought-after solid-state AM/FM stereo receiver produced in Japan in the late 1960s to early 1970s. Revered for its iconic "silver face" aesthetic and warm, "liquid" sound signature, it remains a favorite among vintage hi-fi audio enthusiasts.]

Key Specifications

• Power Output: 45 watts per channel into 8 ohms (stereo)
• Tuning Range: FM and MW (AM)
• Frequency Response: Typically (25\text{Hz}) to (40\text{kHz})
• Total Harmonic Distortion (THD): Less than (0.8%)
• Year of Manufacture: Circa 1969–1971 [1]

Notable Features

• Classic Design: Distinctive silver and black brushed aluminum front panel, usually housed in an elegant, factory-optional genuine wood veneer cabinet.
• Versatile Inputs: Phono (turntable), auxiliary, and tape monitor inputs make it a flexible centerpiece for vinyl setups and modern devices.

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