The Sansui 3000 A is an integrated amplifier and receiver that was introduced in the early 1970s. Known for its robust build quality and distinctive design, it features a silver front panel, prominent knobs, and tuning dial. The amplifier is characterized by its warm sound signature, which reflects the analog audio equipment of its time, making it appealing to vinyl enthusiasts. Technical specifications typically include a power output of around 30 watts per channel into 8 ohms, with a low Total Harmonic Distortion (THD) rating. It supports FM and AM radio bands, and offers various inputs for different audio sources, making it versatile for home audio systems. Circuitry design of the 3000 A often employs transistor-based amplification, which contributes to its reliability and sound performance. Its age and vintage status have led to a dedicated following among collectors and audio aficionados, many of whom seek to restore or maintain these devices to achieve optimal performance.
