Attention: I have obtained a good supply of SAE buttons, slider knobs,
faceplates and other misc. parts. Please contact me if you need anything. I do
not have any resistors, capacitors, etc etc. A parts page will be added in the
near future.
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 part of my collection - please see the particular system page for
details
This is my main system. Speakers: Infinity RS-1B-s. See below for detail listing
of components.
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Left rack: SAE R-2 Rack w/ SR-7 (4
space) Stack Rack Extension
Gear from top
to bottom
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On top of rack - SAE 5000 Noise
Reduction System (non-rack mount version)
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On top of rack - SAE 4100 Time Delay
(non-rack mount version)
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California Audio Labs Aria CD Player
(early version)
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SAE BP-3 Filler Panel (modified)
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SAE X-10A Amplifier w/ on/off switch
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SAE X-10A 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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Infinity Crossover for RS-1B speakers
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SAE A501 Amplifier
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SAE A501 Amplifier
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SAE A1001 Amplifier
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Center rack: SAE R-2 Rack
Gear from top
to bottom
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SAE 2100L Pre-amplifier
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SAE BP-1 Filler Panel
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SAE 21001 Pre-amplifier
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SAE 2800 Parametric Equalizer
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SAE 4100 Time Delay (rack mount
version)
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SAE 2700B Equalizer
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SAE RC-1 Cassette Shelf
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Right rack: SAE R-1 Rack w/ SR-8 (5
space) Stack Rack Extension
Gear from top
to bottom
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California Audio Labs Aria CD Player
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SAE BP-1 Filler Panel
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SAE Mark VI FM Tuner
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SAE Mark VIB FM Tuner
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SAE BP-2 Filler Panel
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SAE Mark VIB FM
Tuner
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SAE Mark VI FM Tuner
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SAE 4000 Crossover
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SAE 5000 Impulse Noise Reduction System
w/ late version rack mount face plate
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SAE 5000 Impulse Noise Reduction System
w/ early version rack mount face plate
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SAE 4200 Speaker/Headphone Switching
Unit
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SAE 7000
Headphones (two pairs)
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SAE BP-5 Filler Panel
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This is what I call my "Wall of Mark". Please see my "Mark System" page
and "SAE Speakers" page for details
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 have obtained a 11th R1/R2 style rack so now I have three full
walls of racks. 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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Maggie - the official SAE guard dog on duty.
Break time for Barney.
Updated 06/20/10
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