Sansui - TU-555 Tuner

Vintage Sansui - TU 555 solid-state stereo tuner from 1968
Everything has been tested and works at 100%, it still looks beautiful on the outside and inside, with minimal signs of use.
With this Sansui, we take a step into the golden age of hi-fi radio with the Sansui TU-555, a beautiful solid-state FM/AM tuner that blends vintage charm with serious performance. Built in Japan in the late sixties, the TU-555 features a striking round dial backlit behind a black aluminum front panel.
When you tune in stereo FM, the TU-555's noise-canceling circuit preserves high-frequency details without relying on thick high-pass filters. The front also offers a field-strength meter and a switch between 'FM Auto', 'FM Mono' and 'AM', giving you precise control over reception. Whether you’re seeking weak stations on the edge of range or enjoying strong local transmissions, this receiver offers warmth, clarity, and that unmistakable vintage character.

In short: the Sansui TU-555 is not just a radio receiver — it’s a collectible piece that becomes the centerpiece, built with analog craftsmanship and a serious analog heart.

Key specifications for the Sansui TU-555:

Specifications

Mono/stereo tuner
Tuning bands: FM, MW
Stemtoonladder: Analog
FM tuning range: 88 to 108 MHz
Tuning range: 535 to 1605 kHz
Sensitivity: 2.5 μV (FM), 20 μV (MW)
Signal-to-noise ratio: 60dB (FM)
Distortion: 0.8% (FM)
Selectivity: 45dB (FM), 20dB (MW)
Output: 1500mV
Dimensions: 292 x 111 x 267 mm
Weight: 3.9 kg
Year: 1968