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Help with Sansui AU 9900 amp

ex brickie

ex brickie

pfm Member
I've just bought one of these from the States but it has no schematics or manual. Inside it has a voltage selector for 240V but it means moving some wires. Not being electronically minded I need to know what to do!

Does anyone own one and able to guide me? Taking a photo is difficult as the wiring is very hidden! Even better if anyone has a manual and wouldn't mind taking a copy I'd gladly pay a small sum for it (the only copies I've seen on US ebay in the past were about £15 inc postage!)

I haven't even tried it out yet so may post a thread in the next few days...
 
Might be easier to just use step down tranny for now until you can source a manual. I have just had a look on HiFi Engine, I got a manual on there for my TU 717, but there is not one listed at the moment, but they have an AU-9500 which might be similar?

Link:-

http://www.hifiengine.com/manuals/sansui/au-9500.shtml


They do seem to come up occasionally on ebay.

Andy
 
Thanks Andy

I do have a step down transformer but I thought that less wires (or bits between the mains and amp) the better! I'll register with hifiengine and check it out. On ebay they tend to be £15+ for a manual and from USA only (hence the cost)
 
Try joining 'AudioKarma.org'. They have a dedicated Sansui forum and a lot of very experienced and able posters. They were very helpful when I did some repairs to my old Pioneer, I even managed to download a service manual.

Cheers
Adrian
 
Thanks Jon. I did look at this but the closest is an AU 7700. There's a guy in the States who has this so I'm seeing what price I can get a copy from him for (I'd like manual and the schematic)

Thanks for your help
 
How old is it? The older valve models had a cct diagram stuck on the inside of the top cover.

Richard
 
This could be a job so dangerous as to warp the space-time continuum. Having said that, and being an all-round good guy and snappy dresser I'll take it off your hands for you and only charge you £10 plus fuel costs.

I Am A Martyr.
 
It has a skeleton circuit diagram on the lid but I really need a manual too.

If Mike is a Marantz man I have a classic 70s cassette deck in the classified section ;) I also have a 125 tuner but more reluctant to sell that unless for a decent price
 
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