The analog tuner is of high quality, the pre-amp section is transparent, and even the most ineffecient speakers can be driven with ease.

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I really appreciate vintage items, and this receiver is no exception for www.adrenalinemarketingpros.com. It's a classic, and I love its look and feel.

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One of the best receivers I've had. Awesome sound quality with ability to control each an every output. You can design it to produce the kind of surround you want in your room setting. | roof painting auckland

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My own audiophile journey began back in the 60s with my dads Eico HF-81 vacuum tube amplifier driving Electro-Voice loudspeakers, so it's his fault I have spent all this time thinking about audio equipment. In the 1970s I read the reviews about the Marantz 2270 and even saw the house fire ad others had mentioned. Akron Mobile Mechanic

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Bought mine in Japan in the late '70's, and still have it. Kids and Grandkids have all relished in the wall pounding sound of pure DC power, pegging the analog meters, and just the sheer awesomeness of this thing.. By far and away the best stereo I've ever owned.

I bought this Sansui G9000 receiver new in 1980 at a high end electronics shop I paid over 1000 dollars for it a huge sum at the time, long story short its 2015 and still have it. As far as stereo related items this was my best purchase ever, I still love turning it on and watching this beauty fire up. I kept good care of it still looks new and works perfectly. I can't sat enough about these receivers, a good friend was a Marantz guy but after seeing and hearing my Sansui he was a believer. Over the years I considered selling it once or twice glad I didn't .

i am looking to buy but iv seen them for less. Overseas i got my reciver sansui g9000db in78 for $3OO IT GOT STOLEN. All the ones iv come acrose was in bad condision and the price was500-600 NO WAY! Looking for a fair price on one of the most used stereo on the army base all most every one got them one.i have been looking for that reciver for 5 years.in my mine i think at its time it is one of the best reciver that money can buy.STILL LOOKING.p.s-MY RATING 200%.

i had the sanui stereo reciver g9000db The sound was out thair. The power was grate for clubs and it mach up with most cllub speakers. Some times i mite use a eq. After my reciver got stollen on the way back from overseas I COUND NOT FINE ONE. NOW AS A DISABLE VET IHOPE I CAN FINE IN GOOD WORKING ORDER AT A DOWN TO EARTH PRICE. BECAUSE THAT WAS AND WILL BE THE BEST RECIVER I HAVE EVER WONTED TO BUY.MY RATING ON THAT RECIVER100% AND UP....

Reliable, well built, plenty of functions, inputs, outputs and power. Smooth wieghted tuner knob.

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I am just here to gloat! :) Here's the story of my G9000. In the late 80's I used to work as a tech for my brother in-law at his audio/video repair shop and would sometimes be given busted old stuff like 4 channel receivers with a bad channel. I had moved on to a better job and was visiting him at his shop when a potentional customer lugged in a huge stereo. He said one channel was bad and is it worth fixing. My brother in-law said "Naw, cost to much to fix. Ain't worth it." So the guy asked if he wanted it. He didn't, so it was offered to me. I took a long while to decide because I, like my brother in-law, didn't realize what it was. So I finally said yes just because it looked cool and its power meters went up 300W. :) It was in near perfect shape too. Anyway I got it home and found that it really didn't have a problem becides dirty pots and switches. I am no audiofile but do have a good ear and this "box" is the so far the best I've heard. The power is nice but it's just a bonus that I don't really use. I've had it for around 10 years and have put it to use for maybe 50 hours. I'd like to get a lot of money for it but then I would just kick myself later for selling it.