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Re: SX-1130

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Posted by BeatleFred on March 29, 2004 at 19:42:34:

In Reply to: SX-1130 posted by BK on March 28, 2004 at 20:56:15:

Its not all that obscure, its basically a mid-80's Sansui receiver (I have some hi fi mags circa 1985 with ads of the S-X1130 in them. And there's probably a review of it in atleast one of them I have, (I seem to recall anyway) 130W rms is the power rating. Its main feature is its an AV receiver, so it has the yellow jacks which make it easy to connect a vcr (or dvd player )to it. It also has the X balanced circuitry which was used in the AU-G model integrated amps built at that time.

I'm not sure if its supposed to get warm or not- might need a bias adjustment to lower the operating temperature.

B/F

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: Its not all that obscure, its basically a mid-80's Sansui receiver (I have some hi fi mags circa 1985 with ads of the S-X1130 in them. And there's probably a review of it in atleast one of them I have, (I seem to recall anyway) 130W rms is the power rating. Its main feature is its an AV receiver, so it has the yellow jacks which make it easy to connect a vcr (or dvd player )to it. It also has the X balanced circuitry which was used in the AU-G model integrated amps built at that time. : I'm not sure if its supposed to get warm or not- might need a bias adjustment to lower the operating temperature. : B/F

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