Is the Sansui tu-9900 an FM tuner?

Sansuimodel AU-11000integrated amplifier and Sansuimodel TU-9900AM/FM Stereo tuner. Both are in very good condition. These units have been servicedand fully tested. Both units come with their original boxes and packing, a copy of the owner’s manualand our original Performance Verification Report.

Is the Sansui au-9900a a Class A unit?

Sansui AU-9900A (***Updated***) The Sansui AU-9900A is one of all time favourite units. It is know as the AU-10000 in Japan. You can view many details pixs of the unit at the AMP8 (Japanese) site. Unknown to many Sansui fans, the 9900A is one of the rare Class-A units produced by Sansui.

How many Watts Does the Sansui AU-11000 have?

The Sansuimodel AU-11000 is rated at 110 watts RMSper channel into 8 or 4 ohms. It features dual phono inputs, one with adjustable loading. Side I/O locations make for easy cable management.

Which is the best Sansui analog tuner to buy?

The Sansuimodel TU-9900is Sansui’s flagship analog tuner. It’s performance is rarely approached.. It features very low distortion, very high sensitivity and a narrow IF mode for superb selectivity. To get everything this tuner can offer it MUST be professionally aligned.

Is the Sansui tu-9900 a good FM tuner?

With the TU-9900it’s very much like having a private line between the tuner and the FM stereo broadcasting studio. The TU-9900 is the ultimate in tuner sophistication. But the same Sansui thought goes into all of the Tuners. This tuner not only look good.

Is the Sansui AU-9900 the same as the AU-11000?

The AU-9900 is identical to the superb specifications of the AU-11000 except for a slightly reduced power output. Stabilised, well regulated power source; oversized power capacitors, advanced toroidal transformer, excellent RIAA equalisation.

What is the distortion of the Sansui tu-9900?

A wide-band ratio detector and a PLL circuit in the FM multiplex demodulator are employed for lower phase deviation. The TU-9900thus boasts aa very low distortion figure of 0,06% (mono) and 0,08% (stereo) in FM operation to bring its performance up to the quality required by the very best amplifier components.

Why is the Sansui stereonomono Hi Fi so good?

Sansui’s indepth research contributes a lot and has helped keep phase distortion down and FM selectivity high, for all of the tuners in the range. The control this tuner gives over an incoming signal puts it into a class way above that of an ordinary FM stereo receiver.