Very low profile Sansui Digital AM/FM Tuner component
Sansui AM/FM Tuner
Model: T-M7
Made in Japan
Released to market 1983
Built in memory system - 8 buttons
Dimensions: 350mm x 240mm x 50mm
Weight: 2.2Kg
SUPPLIED WITH:
AC power lead
Audio output lead (permanently fixed to the rear - not removeable)
No antenna supplied
No remote supplied
No manual is supplied - very easy to "drive" anyway
COSMETIC CONDITION:
Very clean front panel - no damage
All indicators work as they should, easy to read *** see notes below regarding the display ***
No broken buttons
TOP OF THE CASING HAS SCRATCHING AND LIGHT DAMAGE TO THE SURFACE - NOT PRETTY TO LOOK AT!
TESTING:
History: It has been a long time since this was powered up, it has been sitting in our storage units
Powers up
FM reception is fine - on FM the user can select Auto muting or Manual
All buttons work as they should
Memory works BUT it does not retain the memory if powered off for a while, this will be because the backup battery has failed. If this really bothered you, this battery will
need changing (inside on the printed circuit board)
*** UNUSUAL FREQUENCY DISPLAY ***
Instead of the usual direct frequency indication, this display has a horizontal line of red dots. As it is auto seeking stations, the dots move up or down the scale on the front panel.
It looks really "cute" but the big disadvantage is that you can only approximate the station frequency.
While the tuner is auto searching for stations, it makes a very low level "beep beep beep beep" at the audio outputs.
FM is absolutely fine BUT AM is "deaf"
I can auto search and find stations on AM but many that I would expect to receive, I cannot. So AM reception seems to have issues.
