The Sansui SP-X 300 G is a speaker system that emerged in the 1970s, indicative of the audio technology and aesthetic designs of that era. It features a 3-way speaker configuration, which typically includes a woofer for low frequencies, a midrange driver, and a tweeter for high frequencies. The cabinet is generally made of high-quality wood veneer, contributing to the overall sound warmth and aesthetic appeal. The speaker's performance is characterized by a balanced sound profile, providing clear mids, rich lows, and crisp highs. The SP-X 300 G is intended for use in home audio setups, pairing well with a variety of amplifiers and receivers. Its vintage appeal also makes it sought after by collectors and audiophiles alike. Specifications often include a nominal power handling capacity of around 100 watts and an impedance of 8 ohms, making it compatible with a wide range of audio equipment. The sensitivity rating is typically around 90 dB, which allows for efficient sound output.
