The Sansui D-X 701 is an integrated amplifier released in the early 1980s, designed to deliver high-quality audio performance. This unit features a robust build with a sleek design, featuring a brushed aluminum front panel and smooth volume knobs. The D-X 701 is equipped with a range of connectivity options, including multiple line inputs, a tape monitor loop, and loudness controls. It supports stereo output and provides a power output of approximately 70 watts per channel at 8 ohms, ensuring adequate power for driving a range of speakers. The amplifier is also praised for its low distortion levels and wide frequency response, which enhances the overall listening experience. Its built-in phono stage allows connection to turntables, making it versatile for vinyl enthusiasts. The serviceability of the amplifier is also considered, with easily accessible internals and a design conducive to maintenance.
