Welcome to
Jim's SAE Site
THIS SITE IS DEDICATED TO THE PRESERVATION AND ENJOYMENT OF
ALL SERIES OF STEREO GEAR MANUFACTURED BY
SCIENTIFIC AUDIO ELECTRONICS - LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA
I , like many others, became obsessed with SAE equipment
and its sound in the early1980's. I think they are a perfect match for Infinity
speakers. There is quite a large following of people who love their SAE
equipment and it seems like more people are interested in SAE everyday. I have
assembled this site to help new and veteran SAE enthusiasts find the information
they need. I have put online the most
informative spec sheets and brochures in my possession. I have listed my
inventory of brochures and manuals to help those who need it. Anyways, take a look around and
feel free to email me if you have any questions or suggestions, can contribute
more information or any corrections.
One quick note, I am not an electronics tech. I know how to
hook it all up and that's about it. I don't know the difference
between a capacitor and a diode, so any questions in
regard to repair should be directed to the SAE group. mailto:SAE_Talk@yahoogroups.com




Above is my SAE BP-3 filler panel that Morris Kessler and Mike Pontelle were
gracious enough to autograph for me. This is the perfect finishing touch to my
collection. I am very grateful to both of them to accommodate a SAE nut.
I just obtained a 11th and 12th R1/R2 style rack so now I have two full
walls of racks along with my main power amp rack a. I hate to admit it, but other
than a few more goodies, I might be towards the end of my collection. Nahh... At least
that is what I tell my wife - well - in all honesty - she is a pretty good sport
about it.
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Below is a legend for the top two pictures.
Extreme left rack (SAE R-2 Rack w/
SR-10 Stack Rack Extension)
I have this rack set up to contain my "00" series amps and my
headphones.
Gear from top
to bottom
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Top of rack - two pairs SAE 7000
Headphones
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SAE BP-1 Filler Panel
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SAE 4200 Speaker/Headphone Switching
Unit
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SAE BP-7 Filler Panel
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SAE 2400L Amplifier
(Late Style)
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SAE 2400 Amplifier
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SAE 2400 Amplifier
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SAE 2500 Amplifier
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SAE 2500 Amplifier
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SAE 2600 Amplifier
2nd rack from
left (SAE R-1 Rack w/ SR-7 Stack Rack Extension)
I use this rack as my control rack
Gear from top
to bottom
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SAE Frachise Dealer Plaque
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(2) SAE 4100 Time Delay
Units
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SAE PB-3 Filler Panel
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SAE 4000 Crossover
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SAE BP-1 Filler Panel
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SAE 2100L Preamplifier
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SAE 2700B Graphic Equalizer
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SAE 5000A Noise Reduction
(with optional rack mount faceplate)
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SAE 2800 Parametric
equalizer
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SAE BP-7 Filler Panel
Middle rack (SAE R-1 Rack)
I am using this rack for my source components.
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Micro Seiki DQX-1000 turntable w/ SAE
phono cartridge
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SAE BP-1 Filler Panel
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SAE Mark VI FM Tuner
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California Audio Labs Aria CD Player
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Tascam CD-RW700 CD recorder
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SAE BP-3 Filler Panel
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SAE RC-1 Cassette shelf
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SAE Rack Record Bin
2nd rack from
extreme right (SAE R-2 Rack)
I am using this rack for my "01" amplifiers. See
my "01 System" page for details.
Rack from
extreme right (SAE R-2 Rack w/ SR-10 Stack Rack Extension)
I am using this rack for more of my "01"
components plus my Pro Series components. See
the appropriate page for details.
Main Power Rack (SAE R-2 Rack)
Located Between Speakers
Gear from top
to bottom
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SAE PB-3 Filler Panel
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Infinity RS-1b Crossover
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SAE A501 Amplifier
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SAE A501 Amplifier w/
X25A components
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SAE 4301 Forced Air
Cooling System
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SAE A1001 Amplifier
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SAE A1001 Amplifier
Speakers: Infinity RS-1Bs w/
double woofer towers
Updated 3/28/08 |
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Maggie - the official SAE guard dog on duty.
Break time for Barney.





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