Sansui Alpha AU-907MR - Restoration (Part 3)

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  • Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024

Комментарии • 25

  • @emenendez01
    @emenendez01 Год назад +4

    Beautiful amp and gorgeous restoration 👏👏👏👌
    Thanks a lot for showing how to adjust the DC offset, is very confused in the service manual because all are in Japanese and is not clear the step by step.
    All your videos were great but this one is amazing.
    I've some alpha's amps, know I've a better idea how to try to make this delicate process.
    Thanks 🙏

    • @whatcouldgowrong7914
      @whatcouldgowrong7914  Год назад +1

      Glad it can help others, yes the service manual makes the whole process so confusing to understand! It's not that bad once you get a handle on it, I was surprised myself!

  • @ABC-rh7zc
    @ABC-rh7zc Год назад +3

    Nice to see a treasure like this owned by someone who knows how to look after it!

  • @jamiesmith6838
    @jamiesmith6838 6 месяцев назад +2

    Great vid!
    I've always luved Sansui.
    Always beautiful through and through!
    Wonderful to look at, and if not more wonderful to listen to!
    But, this Alpha AU-907MR is more complicated than a Helicopter!!
    I thought i wanted this gold gem? Not so much now. Theres No one in NYC who can work on it??
    I know ever tech cannot work on Sansui successfully period.
    I own three. G-7500, i brought new in the late 70s, & a G-9000 & an AU-D11ii much later.
    My two Receivers need restoration. So could my AU-D11ii. Its my daily. I dont even turn it off!
    I've heard horror stories about their AU-X1 being unstable. So, i avoid those rare gems as well.
    I hear good things about the 919! Although, the 719 is much more popular.
    If you were at lesst in the US i wouldnt hesitstate to have you restore all three! 👍

  • @PrimeHiFi
    @PrimeHiFi Год назад +3

    Awesome work man! That is an absolutely gorgeous amplifier - of course with some Sansui quirks :)

  • @paulschreuder4211
    @paulschreuder4211 Год назад +1

    A work of beauty! Nice amp, nice restore. tnx for sharing.

  • @matthewhoult1350
    @matthewhoult1350 11 месяцев назад

    What an enjoyable trio of videos great see how an amplifer is correctly serviced and set up excellent work well done

  • @TheThatoneguy12121
    @TheThatoneguy12121 Год назад

    13:07 *Eurobeat intensifies*

  • @thuynguyen-hg4ni
    @thuynguyen-hg4ni 6 месяцев назад

    Thank you, a great video. thanks to your video I am doing it on my sansui 907MR. but I don't really understand what you did from your 15th minute, I watched it dozens of times and don't understand. Please help me in more detail what you did. For example, when adjusting VR5 R/L; then " power apm direct operation " ; Where is " input selector " set up? ; Is the volume set to the largest or smallest position? ; And where do you plug that short RCA cable? I read the instructions and I didn't understand anything like you did. Please help me, sorry because I'm not too good in this field.

    • @whatcouldgowrong7914
      @whatcouldgowrong7914  6 месяцев назад

      Awt the volume to highest and move to middle also just to see how much the DC offset moves around. I used CD input with shorted rca connectors. Set to CD input and “integrated” - You should see the DC value change as you increase volume if its on the right switch settings :)

  • @Zzz-lz9kb
    @Zzz-lz9kb 11 месяцев назад

    Where are you measuring temperature? Fantastic video!

    • @whatcouldgowrong7914
      @whatcouldgowrong7914  11 месяцев назад +1

      I was measuring the heatsinks inbetween the hot side and cold sides to get an average temperature. It’s not perfect but a rough idea of temperatures :)

    • @Zzz-lz9kb
      @Zzz-lz9kb 11 месяцев назад

      @@whatcouldgowrong7914
      Great. Thanks. Good enough! Seems reasonable. I own the 907NRA - another late Sansui masterpiece. The value proposition for high-end fidelity for these later Sansui's is just unbeatable. And they are such masterpieces of build quality. Cannot find any of that today. For the same price. Cheers!

  • @n.shiina8798
    @n.shiina8798 Год назад

    so, around 68mA per device with RE 0.22Ohm and rail voltage 38V?. since this amp is essentially a bridged mode i'd say yes, they're quite low bias. i'd say try 17mV if you're comfortable with the heat. total idle heat dissipation per channel will be around 22W

    • @whatcouldgowrong7914
      @whatcouldgowrong7914  Год назад

      It was calibrated at about 15c so odds are it would be around that indoors which is why I took the low end 🙂 Really comes down to how much you want to preserve the amplifier I guess or get the most out of it 👌 Not surenwhy 8.8mV was chosen for the factory

  • @vincebagusauskas278
    @vincebagusauskas278 7 месяцев назад

    One on gumtree in Australia for sale

    • @whatcouldgowrong7914
      @whatcouldgowrong7914  7 месяцев назад

      Boy I would love to own a 2nd one 🤣

    • @vincebagusauskas278
      @vincebagusauskas278 7 месяцев назад

      Looks like you are happy with yours.
      If someone buys it, they should commision you to refurbish it I guess.
      @@whatcouldgowrong7914

  • @TajitsuTakeuchi
    @TajitsuTakeuchi 2 месяца назад

    How many Watts 4ohm?

    • @whatcouldgowrong7914
      @whatcouldgowrong7914  2 месяца назад

      Unfortunately do not have a strong enough 4ohm load yet but doing some averages, it should be about 300W per channel or a bit more

    • @TajitsuTakeuchi
      @TajitsuTakeuchi 2 месяца назад

      @@whatcouldgowrong7914 ooooo my good Lord Jesus! It’s Very powerfull Amp!

  • @sergiobisonte
    @sergiobisonte Год назад

    why 360p?