Is the Sansui sp-2500x a good speaker system?

Is the Sansui sp-2500x a good speaker system?

This isn’t so surprising when you know that Sansui has made overall system balance the key factor here, and has insisted on the widest range and flattest response ever achieved in a system this size. There’s no reason a compact and practically priced speaker system can’t deliver the kind of sound you want to hear.

Where did the Sansui sp-2500’s come from?

Here are some pretty good reviews from Audio Karma on the Sansui SP-2500’s I have a pair of original SP-2500s purchased at the PX in Germany in 1974.

What kind of speakers are in the Sansui?

Ярлыки: audio classic, classic, HI-FI, horn, Loudspeakers, music, retro, Sansui, Sansui SP-2500, speakers, stereo, tweeter, vintage, woofer 8 comments: Armpit Studios14 December 2015 at 05:38 God I love those. The wood. The brown cones. The acoustic lenses. The grills. ReplyDelete Replies Vladimir14 December 2015 at 16:46

How do you remove a Sansui sp7500x speaker?

Unlike newer speakers (including a pair of Sansui SP7500X that are still waiting to be refurbished), these are very easy to remove. Six screws to remove the crossover panel from the back, disconnect the driver leads from the spade terminals, and pull out of the back.

This isn’t so surprising when you know that Sansui has made overall system balance the key factor here, and has insisted on the widest range and flattest response ever achieved in a system this size. There’s no reason a compact and practically priced speaker system can’t deliver the kind of sound you want to hear.

Are there any replacement parts for Sansui speakers?

Replacement vintage Sansui speakers, drivers, woofers, Tweeters, mids, midranges, crossovers, cross over, cabinets & Grills / Grates / Screens / Front Covers. Sansui speakers / parts for Data Base info, specifications / specs, reference and occasional sale.

Here are some pretty good reviews from Audio Karma on the Sansui SP-2500’s I have a pair of original SP-2500s purchased at the PX in Germany in 1974.

How do you remove crossover from Sansui speakers?

I should’ve hosted it here instead. Unlike newer speakers (including a pair of Sansui SP7500X that are still waiting to be refurbished), these are very easy to remove. Six screws to remove the crossover panel from the back, disconnect the driver leads from the spade terminals, and pull out of the back.