Sansui D90 Review [new] -

: It features two large, classic analog VU meters that provide a nostalgic look, though some models may utilize 16-segment LED peak meters.

Unboxing the Sansui D90, the first thing that strikes you is the design. Sansui has wisely leaned into its heritage. The front fascia is a clean, brushed aluminum (or aluminum-feel) panel, featuring two large, satisfyingly chunky rotary knobs for volume and input selection. The signature black background with subtle amber lighting (often LED these days, but tuned to look warm) pays homage to the '70s receivers. sansui d90 review

430 x 147 x 241 mm (16-15/16" x 5-13/16" x 9-1/2") | 4.9 kg (10.8 lbs) net Design and Build Quality : It features two large, classic analog VU

But does the D90 live up to the legendary three-diamond logo, or is it simply vintage cosplay? I’ve spent the last several weeks testing this amplifier against both modern Class-D competitors and classic second-hand gear. Here is my honest, in-depth Sansui D90 review. The front fascia is a clean, brushed aluminum

• Microphone: 0.3 mV / 200 ohms - 5k ohms• Line In (RCA): 70 mV / 47k ohms

The D-90 is a "gorgeous" unit, typically found in a silver or black brushed metal finish with a wood-style cabinet.