Skynyrd77's Thank Godamighty , Finally My Own WOPL Build Thread!!

People lose their freakin mind over those things. Maker it a 10 day sale, lots of pics and post the bill with what's been done to it....
 
It sure does look perty IMO !!! Nando he had 2 rt-909's there and 1280 a 1980. He had prob 30 diff marantz and a couple old mcintoshs . The super massive sansui 350wpc reciver it's like 4x4ft lol. Tons of old kenwoods. Crazy amount of stuff...
 
Hey lee did you get my pm about that pre for dude on ak? Keep me infoed so I get good feedback in the end lmfao!!!
 
Tell him a couple days before it gets shipped....,Did I get his address yet??
 
Skynyrd77 said:
It sure does look perty IMO !!! Nando he had 2 rt-909's there and 1280 a 1980. He had prob 30 diff marantz and a couple old mcintoshs . The super massive sansui 350wpc reciver it's like 4x4ft lol. Tons of old kenwoods. Crazy amount of stuff...
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Should have taken Jessica and blown his shit away..
 
Yep, got it. Tell him it will be shipped Tuesday Morning...I'll get the tracking number to ya then...
 
I have a Model 21 ..great tuner..he didn't want to hear Jessica because then he would have had to lie to the owners of the rest of that stuff...
 
Skynyrd77 said:
It sure does look perty IMO !!! Nando he had 2 rt-909's there and 1280 a 1980. He had prob 30 diff marantz and a couple old mcintoshs . The super massive sansui 350wpc reciver it's like 4x4ft lol. Tons of old kenwoods. Crazy amount of stuff...
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I could spend a bit of time in there looking over what he had. Was the Sansui a G-33000 with two piece construction?



I sold my SX-1050 for $800 over a year ago on consignment at Innovative Audio. It sold on the same day I left the store to drop it off and sign the paperwork.

Nando.
 
Elite-ist said:
I could spend a bit of time in there looking over what he had. Was the Sansui a G-33000 with two piece construction?



I sold my SX-1050 for $800 over a year ago on consignment at Innovative Audio. It sold on the same day I left the store to drop it off and sign the paperwork.

Nando.
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Yep that's the bad lad there...
 
Thanks, I thought it might be. Here is a comment made by Gordon of Innovative Audio from June of 2013, not long after I got my Pioneer SX-1980.


"If I may make a comment;

Having heard both the SX-1980 and the G-33000 I have to admit that the Pioneer simply sounds better - period. The G-33000 does have that sexy appeal of massive glittery chrome BUT fails to meet the same 'richness' the SX-1980 has.

We have had both of these units side by side on our benches for two days using multiple sources yet the SX-1980 still has a better sound quality. I do agree that the rareness of the G-33000 is alluring, but what good is having one except for bragging rights if something else sounds better? Again, I stress that this is my own opinion but feel that having the opportunity to review these units side by side for comparison should be shared.

Also, the SX-1980 we have on our floor (not the one used in this experiment)has been upgraded and now produces 340 watts per channel at 8 ohms @ 0.003% THD. In addition, it is also stable at 2 ohms. In short, it sounds friggin AWESOME!"


Mine is pictured on the rolling cart as I picked it up from IA.



Nando.
 
Elite-ist said:
Thanks, I thought it might be. Here is a comment made by Gordon of Innovative Audio from June of 2013, not long after I got my Pioneer SX-1980.


"If I may make a comment;

Having heard both the SX-1980 and the G-33000 I have to admit that the Pioneer simply sounds better - period. The G-33000 does have that sexy appeal of massive glittery chrome BUT fails to meet the same 'richness' the SX-1980 has.

We have had both of these units side by side on our benches for two days using multiple sources yet the SX-1980 still has a better sound quality. I do agree that the rareness of the G-33000 is alluring, but what good is having one except for bragging rights if something else sounds better? Again, I stress that this is my own opinion but feel that having the opportunity to review these units side by side for comparison should be shared.

Also, the SX-1980 we have on our floor (not the one used in this experiment)has been upgraded and now produces 340 watts per channel at 8 ohms @ 0.003% THD. In addition, it is also stable at 2 ohms. In short, it sounds friggin AWESOME!"


Mine is pictured on the rolling cart as I picked it up from IA.



Nando.
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Wow! That is just huge Nando.
Wot's it weigh?
Aren't you the lucky one?
That's just super impressive. :iconbiggrin:
 
George: It weighs 78 pounds and it should last me a few years. I am the 2nd owner.



Nando.
 
That looks awesome nando.. Cool read on the sansui. It deff has the look. But if the sound ain't there it's a 200lb paper weight
 
Thanks, Jason. I had been wanting a 1980 since about... well, 1980. I even kept the original magazine I first saw it featured on the front cover.

Nando.
 
Elite-ist said:
George: It weighs 78 pounds and it should last me a few years. I am the 2nd owner.



Nando.
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Nando that is some very nice gear you have buddy. You should be very proud to be the caretaker. What is the one
piece on the bottom lower left with the blue LED"s ? Is that a Pioneer piece?
 
Thanks, Mike. The receiver on the bottom shelf is a Pioneer SX-D7000. Not many of these receivers around.

Nando.
 
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