SAE "02" System
This is my "energy conservation system". I use this system when I am not listening
seriously enough to use my main system. This is a complete system with all components SAE offered in the "02" line.

This SAE "02" System consists of the following components:

Left Rack - SAE R1 Rack
 

1. SAE BP-1 Filler Panel

2. SAE/INKEL T102 Tuner

3. SAE D102 CD Player early model)

4. SAE D102 CD Player early model)

5. SAE R102 Receiver

6. SAE I102 Integrated Amplifier

7. SAE BP-3 Filler Panel (modified w/ 02 ears)

8. Infinity RSIIB Crossover

Right Rack - SAE R1 Rack
 

Items on top of rack

   1. Microphone and case for E102 equalizer pink noise generator
    2. Three remotes for the D102 CD players
  
    Items mounted in rack

1. SAE T102 Tuner

2. SAE P102 Preamplifer

3. SAE E102 Graphic Equalizer

4. SAE D102 CD Player (late model)

5. SAE C102 Cassette Deck

6. SAE A202 Amplifier

7. SAE A502 Amplifier

Speakers: Infinity RSIIB-s
 

This sticker was added to the inside cover of the P102 preamp to explain the function of the RCA stand by jacks on the rear of the P102 and associated components. The RCA standby jacks was added to the later units and were not on the early units.

As stated on the "02 Brochure" page, SAE contracted Inkel of South Korea to manufacture the 02 line. As part of the contract, Inkel was allowed to re-badge the line and sell it in the domestic Korean market. Here is an example of a T102 tuner. You can see, they just applied an "Inkel/" sticker in front of the silk screened SAE logo. From what I can tell, the wood side panels and the rack hole covers where not included. What they did do though, was to add a switch on the rear panel to select either 110 or 220 volt.

Additional 02 Information

Two close ups for the microphone for the E102 equalizer

There were two D102 players with the change taking place in 98/99. The later model had a RCA output for a digital signal and had an improved LED panel. An easy way to tell the difference between the two: look at the transport door - the "compact disc" logo is larger on the earlier model as compared to the later model. See the above pictures. The picture on the left shows the earlier model and the picture on the right shows the later model.

There two styles of remotes for the D102 CD player. The one on the left with the gray silk screening around the buttons is for the earlier CD player and the one on the right is for the later model.

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