Update on the speaker sound not being acceptable.
After speaking with a dealer, he suggested reversing the speaker cables (red to black and vice versa). Then use the preamp and then the amp. Next, I measured everything and checked everything on my Sansui amplifier. All tested good. The next step was to try a different amplifier. This was a hit. I tested with the tube amp (McIntosh 240). Speakers woke up, and music was just flowing perfectly. Next, I had an opportunity to hook up a solid-state Luxman L590-AXII. This was even better. To conclude my findings, those speakers need a very sensitive amplifier. Many of you in this post suggested going this route and were right on the money. These speakers dip below 4 ohms. Not many vintage solid-state amps can handle it. After all, I feel I have great speakers (just a little too bright, but I knew this was a characteristic of those speakers). Luxman handles it perfectly. Thank you agin for all your feedback. It was a great experience. I actually ended up buying the Luxman. I couldn't resist such a great deal on this gorgeous machine. Sadly, Sansui is going to be sold...