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I'm sure you guys have heard of NAD stereo equipment? Well, what kind of equipment is it, exactly? Pretty good stuff? I'm not looking at purchasing thousands of dollars worth of equipment, however, I

Hello, Much of the consumer equipment contains a mare's nest of thin wires. Alternatively, military electonics and certain audio manufacturers are very careful about wiring with very neat bundles.

Thanks guys. I think I'm going to go ahead and purchase an SAE "02" series (not all at once, of course). I found a rather nice looking T102 on E-bay ( http://cgi.ebay.com/aw-cgi/eBayISAPI.dll?

Dear Kenny, Actually, the "02" series were pretty decent. I have the schematics for some of them and I have tested some of them. Pretty decent for the money. The tuner (T101) is probably the best

My memory is now refreshed and you are exactly correct. Thanks for bringing me out of my early sinility. James Bongiorno jefhodge@... wrote:

Dear Kenny, I guess I wasn't clear and I left out the following. There are (2) lines that were supplied by SAE. The units you refer to I believe were the last of the units that were made here. Since I

Jeff: This is correct. Forgive me for not making that clear in the original post. I should have said "Computer Direct-Line." I am sorry. I am aware that the SAE TWO equipment is garbage (I personally

Kenny- I sense some confusion here. I think maybe James is referring to the "SAE TWO" equipment and you are referring to SAE's "02" series of their "Computer Direct Line" equipment. I could be wrong.

Please forgive me here if I may sound a little "ignorant" of this subject. I am now aware to stear clear of the SAE II series, and I thank you for that. You said the T102 was made here in the states.

Dear Kenny, I will try to answer your questions. Since I was the Director of Engineering at SAE in the "Golden Years" I think I know more about the products than anyone. First of all, DO NOT consider

In deciding to put together an older stereo system, I went to research. Having never heard of SAE...I have learned a lot about the company in the last few weeks. However, I have FAR too much left to

Dear Luther, I hate to rain on anyone's parade however, these kinds of protection circuits are very passe'. The reason being is that they are still either current sensing or volt-amp sensing. What

Dear Paul, I'm glad that you are happy with the Thaedra. Would you believe that my upgrade reduces the noise a little bit more. And also, the THD is reduced by a factor of 5 or more. The upgraded line

Hello, Another great quality about the Thaedra is that it is exceptionally quiet. Despite the noise figures given for vintage transistor equipment there is almost always a certain level of hiss that

A little info I thought some of you would think of interest. I was talking with Morris Kessler today about an amp I saw last March in the design stage at ATI. It is a multi channel amp for home

Dear Bob, All of the controls in the SAE gear were made by various Japanese manufacturers such as Noble. However, I'm positive that they have long ceased making these parts. For the last several

Dear James Bongiorno, There seems to be a lot of talk about the GAS Thaedra these days, and I must admit that I am not familiar with it. All though I did see a GAS Pre-Amp and Amplifier at one of the

Dear Paul, Firstly, the filters are potted, sorry about that, and then the can is soldered. They wanted to make life difficult for others to find out what they were doing. Yes we had to weed out the

Dear Paul, DAK is one in the same. Caveat Emptor. James Paul Anthony Bigelow wrote:

Dear Paul, The SAE Mark 1B has virtually the exact same circuits as the Marantz 7T. Unfortunately, in my opinion, this was the only backward step that Sid Smith made while at Marantz. It can be