Button Labels

I finally got some pics of my 7000 with the new button labels on it. Not exactly the same, but looks alot better than missing labels. I have plenty left, so if ya need a set just let me know...

I'v said before, you did a killer job on those lables, and they look good as OEM. I had used dymo lables on my 7000 on a couple missing, then got an 8 with some lables I needed. The 8 needed work and got it for 20 then sold it for 20 later.
That 7000 was really a nice rcvr. Got mine free with a blown OP xistr which I got replacement from collegue in Japan who searched the electronic parts places for exact replacements. My 7000 came from Vietnam, as they were for foreign mkts mostly and available at military exchanges.
I shudda kept my 7000, but......

Looking really good, BrandXRC! :thmbsp: I still haven't put mine on yet, but getting the Sansui 7000 up to snuff cosmetically will be happening very soon now. I hope you don't mind my going a bit off-topic, but I'm now using the 7000 for the low frequencies, with my 8" ESS Alnico drivers, in my active bi-amping project, for my new/old Altec horns. There's a longish thread in the speaker forum, if anyone's interested, but I think it'd be hard to choose a better sounding amp for the LF, and I'm loving it even more now.

spaceman said:

Looking really good, BrandXRC! :thmbsp: I still haven't put mine on yet, but getting the Sansui 7000 up to snuff cosmetically will be happening very soon now. I hope you don't mind my going a bit off-topic, but I'm now using the 7000 for the low frequencies, with my 8" ESS Alnico drivers, in my active bi-amping project, for my new/old Altec horns. There's a longish thread in the speaker forum, if anyone's interested, but I think it'd be hard to choose a better sounding amp for the LF, and I'm loving it even more now.

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I agree. The 7000 actually brings bass to normally lacking Sansui speakers...