Ich verkaufe schweren Herzens meinen heißgeliebten Sansui-Verstärker. Das Gerät habe ich im Dezember 1983 neu gekauft. Nach dem Kauf stand er immer am gleichen Platz im Schrank, kein Umzug oder ähnliches, deshalb hat er nur minimale Gebrauchsspuren. Vor einigen Jahren habe ich alle Regler, Schalter, Relais usw. bei dem Spezialisten für alte Hifi-Geräte good-old-hifi.de reinigen und neu versiegeln lassen. Der Klang ist absolut hervorragend und die Verarbeitung des Verstärkers ist legendär, das Gewicht beträgt sagenhafte 17,5 kg! Die original Bedienungsanleitung ist ebenfalls noch vorhanden. Der Verstärker hat eine Leistung von 2 x 145 Watt sinus mit einer flüssigkeitsgekühlten Endstufe und war 1983 ein absolutes High End-Gerät. Wurde bei mir betrieben an Electrovoice Rubin Lautsprecherboxen, die bei Bedarf mitgekauft werden können. Der Verstärker kann in einer speziellen Transportbox absolut geschützt verschickt werden. Hier die Beschreibung von good-old-hifi.de: 1980 hatte die Marke Sansui fünf unterschiedliche Vollverstärker im Programm - vom Spitzenmodell AU-X1, über den AU-D11 (hier vorgestellt), den AU-D9, D7 und D5. Der AU-D11 darf als der Vorgänger des AU-G90 angesehen werden. Er ist einer der letzen Verstärker ohne die sogenannte X-Technologie, die mit zwei Endstufen pro Kanal arbeitet, eine Art Brückenverstärker. Der AU-D11 leistet 2 mal 145 Watt sinus an 4 Ohm nach DIN und wiegt knapp 18 kg. Er kostete damals 2.598,- DM und bot dafür eine reichhaltige Ausstattung. Neu war seinerzeit die flüssigkeitsgekühlte Endstufe, die mit einer so genannten Heat-Pipe arbeitet, dies spart dicke Aluminium-Kühlkörper.Wie bei Sansui üblich ist dieser Verstärker sehr solide und hochwertig aufgebaut. Hier findet man ein Doppel-Mono-Netzteil mit einem dicken Trafo und Siebkapazitäten für die Railspannungen (+/- 67V) von über 65.000µF, sowie MC-Vorvorverstärker mit jeweils zwölf parallel geschalteten Feldeffekttransistoren je Kanal im Eingang und auch hier getrennte Netzteile für jeden Kanal. Da wurde schon richtig Aufwand getrieben.

Sansui AU-D11 Integrated Amplifier For sale is the Sansui AU-D11. The amplifier has been serviced, partially recapped and fully tested. The changes/upgrades are listed below. SEE PHOTOS for imperfections that could not be remedied. THIS AMPLIFIER HAS BEEN FULLY TESTED FOR OVER 3 MONTHS WITH NO PROBLEMS. From a period review: On the test bench, the Sansui AU-D11 proved to be everything its manufacturer claimed. It is an extremely low-distortion, wide-band, low-noise, stable amplifier with almost all the control functions that might be desired by a serious audiophile. In our view, the excellent tone controls, flexible input and tape-recording facilities, and built-in MC head amplifier more than compensate for the amplifier’s ineffective filters. The absence of separate preamplifier outputs and power-amplifier inputs did not disturb us, since it is perfectly possible to use the AU-D11 as a power amplifier alone by driving its aux inputs with the tone controls bypassed. The AU-D11 has no loudness control, but its tone controls can do a far more effective job of correcting for hearing changes at low volume levels than any conventional “loudness control.” One might legitimately wonder why this amplifier carries such a high price tag, and taking off the handsome wooden cabinet provides at least some of the answers. It is a far cry from some of the starkly “basic” amplifiers we have seen and from the thrown-together look of some low-price products. It has an impressive number of components, with no evidence of skimping anywhere, and its internal construction would do credit to the most respected “high-end” manufacturer’s standards. All the metal surfaces are copper plated. The massive power supply occupies most of the center of the amplifier, and we counted more than 65,000 microfarads of filter capacitance in its power supply (far above the average for amplifiers of this power rating). Furthermore, the “wiring” between the filter capacitors and from them to the rectifiers is not wire at all: these connections are made with “U”-shaped metal channels, no doubt in the interest of achieving minimum power-supply impedance. To assess the Sansui AU-D11 properly, one should think of it as a state-of-the-art amplifier built for the most discriminating audiophile, rather than just another high-price product from a large Japanese manufacturer. Assuming that its power is adequate for the intended use and that no serious objections are raised to any of its control features (or lack thereof), we believe that there is no better amplifier to be had today. Naturally it sounds as good as amplifier can sound. This flagship of the Sansui line is an amplifier whose performance, combined with full protection for itself and the speakers, may possibly be equaled (though not cheaply) but is not likely to be surpassed. If something better came along we doubt that it could be measured with today’s instruments, since ours were operating at or beyond their design limits during our tests of the AU-D11. The following work has been performed on this unit: Cosmetic: Cleaned inside and out Cover has been vinyl wrapped for a modern appearance Overall condition is very good Service: Electrolytic capacitors tested and replaced as necessary Bias and offset adjusted HIGH OUTUT TESTING FOR 3 MONTHS Packaging will be done to excess. We have not had shipping damage to date. Specifications Power output: 120 watts per channel into 8? (stereo) Frequency response: 20Hz to 20kHz Total harmonic distortion: 0.005% Damping factor: 150 Input sensitivity: 0.1mV (MC), 2.5mV (MM), 250mV (line) Signal to noise ratio: 74dB (MC), 90dB (MM), 110dB (line) Channel separation: 60dB (MM), 50dB (MC), 80dB (line) Output: 250mV (line) Speaker load impedance: 8? (minimum) Dimensions: 17.5 x 17.5 x 7 inches Weight: 39 lbs Additional Notes: Physical Condition: Each item is as described and images. What you see in the images is exactly what we will ship. We want you to know exactly what you are getting. If you want additional/better images please ask and we will provide. Returns: We do not accept returns, however if you are unhappy with your item, please email us first before opening a return case, we will work with you to find a resolution. If something arrives damaged from shipping, please take pictures of the packaging showing the damage, take picture of the damaged item and send us an email so we can work swiftly to resolve and help rectify. Customer Service: Once your item arrives, if you have questions about how your item functions or proper settings, please CONTACT US. We are audiophiles as well and love to help out other audiophiles.