🎶 Sansui G-4500 Vintage Stereo Receiver — Professionally Serviced | Tested | 🎥 Video Included

Classic late-1970s Sansui G-series receiver with documented professional service, excellent front presentation, extended testing, and YouTube demo video included. Photos and video are part of the description.

The Sansui G-4500 is a classic silver-face stereo receiver from Sansui’s G-series, known for its distinctive styling, analog tuning meters, warm vintage sound, and practical power output for a wide range of speakers.

This example has been professionally serviced by Video Electronics with a $204 service invoice and was subsequently cleaned, checked, and function-tested by BASH Vintage Audio prior to listing.

Professional Service

  • Professionally serviced by Video Electronics
  • $204 service invoice
  • Original service documentation included
  • Additional cleaning, inspection, and functional testing completed by BASH Vintage Audio

Internal photographs show evidence of prior component-level service and selective replacement work.

This receiver is described as professionally serviced and tested, not fully recapped or fully restored.

BASH Vintage Audio Preparation

Before listing, this receiver received our standard preparation and evaluation:

  • Faceplate carefully cleaned
  • Knobs cleaned
  • Exterior and cabinet cleaned
  • Controls and switches checked
  • Phono input tested
  • AUX input tested
  • AM/FM tuner checked
  • Speaker outputs tested
  • Headphone output checked
  • Extended bench and listening test performed
  • Final operational retest completed before shipment

Features

The Sansui G-4500 includes:

  • Dedicated PHONO input
  • AUX input
  • AM/FM stereo tuner
  • Tape connections
  • Speaker A/B switching
  • Headphone output
  • Bass and treble controls
  • Balance control
  • Loudness function
  • FM muting
  • Analog signal-strength and tuning meters
  • Microphone mixing input
  • Classic illuminated Sansui dial display

Rated at approximately 40 watts per channel into 8 ohms, the G-4500 offers a very practical power level for many vintage and modern speakers.

YouTube Demo Video Included

A YouTube demonstration video is included with this listing so buyers can see the actual receiver operating and get a better real-world view of its condition beyond still photographs.

The YouTube video and listing photos are part of the item description.

Cosmetic Condition

Overall, this Sansui G-4500 presents very well from the front.

The brushed-aluminum faceplate, knobs, dial area, tuning meters, and illuminated display all make a strong visual presentation.

The close-up photos also document age-related wear, including:

  • Scratches and scuffing on portions of the polished side trim
  • Light marks and minor wear on the wood-grain cabinet
  • A small area of veneer/chip damage along the rear/top edge of the cabinet
  • Minor edge and corner wear

The front face itself presents especially well, and the illuminated dial, meters, power indicator, and FM stereo indicator are shown operating in the photos.

Internal / Service Condition

Internal photographs are included for transparency.

The photos show evidence of prior component-level service and replacement work. Some capacitors and other components appear newer than surrounding original parts, consistent with selective prior servicing.

No claim is being made that all capacitors or electronic components have been replaced.

Why Buy From BASH Vintage Audio?

At BASH Vintage Audio, our receivers are individually cleaned, inspected, function-tested, and listening-tested before shipment.

This Sansui G-4500 additionally benefits from:

  • Documented professional service
  • $204 Video Electronics service invoice
  • BASH Vintage Audio cleaning and preparation
  • Extended functional testing
  • Detailed exterior photographs
  • Internal chassis photographs
  • YouTube operating video

Packing & Shipping

This Sansui will be carefully prepared for shipment with:

  • Protection around the faceplate, knobs, switches, and controls
  • Heavy cushioning
  • Secure packing
  • Double-boxing when appropriate
  • Fully insured shipping
  • Reverb Safe Shipping coverage

The receiver will be retested before packing and shipment.

Vintage Electronics Disclosure

This is vintage electronic equipment. Even professionally serviced components may require future maintenance as original parts continue to age.

Please review the photographs and YouTube video carefully, as both are considered part of the item description.

Returns / Transit Damage

If transit damage occurs, please retain all original packing materials and contact us immediately through Reverb.

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Transit-damage claims may require 5 or more business days for Reverb or carrier review.

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Listed13 days ago
ConditionVery Good (Used)
Very Good items may show a few slight marks or scratches but are fully functional and in overall great shape.Learn more
Brand
Model
  • G-4500
Finish
  • Silver & Wood
Categories
Year
  • 1970s
Made In
  • Japan

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