Sansui SR-211G mkII
Brand: Sansui
The Sansui SR-211G mkII is a stereo integrated amplifier that was released by the Japanese electronics company Sansui in the late 1980s or early 1990s. This specific model is an upgrade, or "mark II," of an earlier version, the SR-211G. Some key features of the SR-211G mkII include:1. 60 watts per channel of power output (max)2. Three line input connectors (RCA) and one phono input connector3. Tape monitor function for convenient recording of audio programs4. Headphone output jack for private listening5. Speaker terminals that accept bare wire, banana plugs, or pin connectors for customizable installation6. Anti-resonance chassis construction to minimize unwanted vibrations affecting sound qualityOverall, the Sansui SR-211G mkII is a classic amplifier that is still sought-after by audiophiles and vintage enthusiasts today due to its high-quality sound, versatile connectivity options, and robust construction.
- Drive: Belt Drive
- Motor:
- Control:
- Automation: Full-Auto
- Changer: No
- Suspension:
- Rumble:
- Wow and Flutter:
- Speeds: 33, 45 rpm
- Platter:
- Tonearm:
- Dimensions: 440 x 360 x 120 mm
- Weight:
- Year: 1994
- Price: £180 (1994)
