The Sansui G-8000 and G-801 are both high-power stereo receivers produced by Sansui in the late 1970s. They are famous for their robust build quality and powerful output, making them suitable for driving a range of speakers. The G-8000 delivers approximately 120 watts per channel into 8 ohms, while the G-801, a slightly less common model, offers similar performance with subtle differences in features and design. Both receivers are equipped with a variety of inputs and outputs, including phono, AUX, tape, and FM/AM tuner capabilities. The design showcases a distinctive brushed aluminum front panel, large analog VU meters, and a comprehensive selection of tuning and volume controls. The tuners are well-respected for their sensitivity, allowing for clear reception of radio broadcasts. Users often appreciate the warm sound characteristics associated with Sansui amplifiers from this era, making them a favorite among audiophiles and vintage audio enthusiasts alike.
