New Sansui QRX 7500 owner!
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Jack the Reefer
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I just bought one this weekend,
it came with the owners manual, large quick reference, set record and cleaning cloth. It sounds good, I have to decide what kind of speakers to use.
it came with the owners manual, large quick reference, set record and cleaning cloth. It sounds good, I have to decide what kind of speakers to use.
Wow!! I've spent tens of thousands on gear, and I've never owned anything that looked anywhere near as cool! Well, maybe my old Philips separates. If you want to make it vintage, Sansui or Pioneer speakers with lattice wood grilles would be the ticket. Marantz Imperials or JBL L's would work, too. It's 1900 and yesterday.
phydo
600 Club - QQ All-Star
Kent:
Being a QRX model it should have the better Varo-Matrix chip set for awesome quad synthesis - enjoy. Prepare to be dazzled!
Justin
Being a QRX model it should have the better Varo-Matrix chip set for awesome quad synthesis - enjoy. Prepare to be dazzled!
Justin
Good call using 4 identical vintage speakers. Nice ones too!
AlamoQuad
Active Member
I am right behind you, Kent T. Just scooped one of these online for right around $300 - seemed like a good price, but I don't have comparison values to reference. ...I just WANTED it! Photos appear pristine, except one tuning dial light bulb is not illuminating. Should receive it in next couple days; not sure if it the package includes a user manual. Glad to read the positive comments on here about this model. Chomping at the bit to fire it up, but undecided on speakers ...or input sources. How are you going to feed yours?
How is this model different from the -7500A version?
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AlamoQuad
Active Member
I have a theory about that... It involves two factors.
Many, many veterans were fortunate to find themselves overseas with lots of opportunities to buy very good quality, cutting edge (at the time) Japanese, European, and American stereo gear at fantastic prices; bought lots of stuff, brought it back stateside, but then "upgraded" to newer equipment over the years, and:
- Put their "old stuff" in storage, for better or worse. And now they are pulling their older stuff out of the closet, attic, and garage, etc., and putting it up for sale.
- Sold or donated their "old stuff" to GW, SA, and the like, and now wish to recreate their former listening experience with that analog and/or quadraphonic equipment. And so they are shopping for the same stuff they used to have.
Welcome to QQ, AlamoQuad. Another Sansui Louie.
leevitalone1
2K Club - QQ Super Nova
dragon23121940
New member
Hi Jack,
I have the same model but without a manual.
Might you be interested in scanning your manual and sending me a pdf by email. I would be willing to compensate you (reasonably).
Thanks.
I have the same model but without a manual.
Might you be interested in scanning your manual and sending me a pdf by email. I would be willing to compensate you (reasonably).
Thanks.
AlamoQuad
Active Member
If yes, please include me for a copy of that pdf file, too. I would happily contribute to any expense. ...Reasonable.
If no, can anyone point to an alternate source?
PS: Does anyone need copies of manuals for QRX-7001 or SD-5050?
I have originals for both.
Fishhead
Senior Member
Hey dragon go too hifiengine and you can download the QRX7500 manuel
Fishhead
Senior Member
Alamo you can download the QRX7500 manuel at Hifiengine. WelcomeIf yes, please include me for a copy of that pdf file, too. I would happily contribute to any expense. ...Reasonable.
If no, can anyone point to an alternate source?
PS: Does anyone need copies of manuals for QRX-7001 or SD-5050?
I have originals for both.
leevitalone1
2K Club - QQ Super Nova
Montana or Montanna?
AlamoQuad
Active Member
Thanks, Fishhead. I actually checked there first before posting on here... no luck.
All I found on hifiengine was other people searching for that same manual.
Did you see it there?
