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Re: sansui 3300 receiver - any specs?

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Posted by BeatleFred on May 04, 2004 at 12:46:48:

In Reply to: sansui 3300 receiver - any specs? posted by Tim L. on May 03, 2004 at 22:07:18:

I believe this model dates to the early 70's, or perhaps late 60's, the serial # in the back will tell you, read the s/n going from left to right direction. The third digit represents the year and the fourth & fifth digits will indicate the month. For example, 106 would mean 1971 (since 1 means 197-->1) and 06 means the 6th month, June. As another example, a 910 woudl mean October '69.

I havent seen the 3300 come up too often on Ebay. The wattage is likely to be about 50 Watts rms I'd say. The model looks like the 5000X, 5000A, 4000.... etc models that were made around that time. If you see a 220V round sticker in the back, then the model originally came from Europe.

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Re: sansui 3300 receiver - any specs? Tim L. 23:15:42 5/04/2004 (0)

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: I believe this model dates to the early 70's, or perhaps late 60's, the serial # in the back will tell you, read the s/n going from left to right direction. The third digit represents the year and the fourth & fifth digits will indicate the month. For example, 106 would mean 1971 (since 1 means 197-->1) and 06 means the 6th month, June. As another example, a 910 woudl mean October '69. : I havent seen the 3300 come up too often on Ebay. The wattage is likely to be about 50 Watts rms I'd say. The model looks like the 5000X, 5000A, 4000.... etc models that were made around that time. If you see a 220V round sticker in the back, then the model originally came from Europe. : B/F

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