The Sansui T-1000L is a Quartz PLL Digital Synthesizer Tuner (radio tuner) that was marketed in the late 80s / early 90s by the well-known Japanese audio brand Sansui. At the time, the model was designed as an entry-level to mid-range component, often intended to be combined with matching amplifiers from the same series (such as the C-1000 and B-1000). The letter "L" in the type name stands for LW (Long Wave / Long Golf), which means that this specific version for the European market was equipped with three receiving belts instead of the usual two. Key specifications Type: Mono/Stereo Digital Tuner Receiving bands: FM: 88 to 108 MHz MW (Medium Wave): 530 to 1600 kHz LW (Longwave): 153 to 281 kHz Tuning: Quartz PLL digital synthesis (automatic and manual search with preferred channels). Frequency range (FM): 30Hz to 15kHz Signal-to-noise ratio: 70dB (FM) / 45dB (MW/LW) Dimensions: 430 x 92 x 227 mm