11 Oct Pioneer SX-939

STEREO AM/FM RECEIVER

590eur

A substantial vintage receiver from Pioneer’s celebrated 1970s hi-fi era, the SX-939 combines a powerful stereo amplifier and AM/FM radio tuner in one beautifully styled component. With 70 watts per channel, it can drive a wide range of compatible speakers, while its dual phono inputs make it particularly appealing for vinyl enthusiasts with multiple turntables or cartridges. The distinctive silver faceplate, illuminated tuning dial and extensive sound controls make it both a capable listening component and a striking centrepiece for a vintage audio system.

General
Manufacturer: Pioneer
Model: SX-939
Year of manufacture: 1974–1976
Made in: Japan
Dimensions: 520 × 175 × 420 mm
Weight: 18.5 kg
Power consumption: 470 W

Technical Data
Type: Stereo AM/FM receiver
Power output: 70 W per channel at 8 Ω (20 Hz–20 kHz)
Power output at 4 Ω: 80 W per channel (20 Hz–20 kHz)
Total harmonic distortion: 0.3% maximum at rated power
Frequency response: 7 Hz–100 kHz
Damping factor: 45
FM tuning range: 88–108 MHz
AM tuning range: 525–1605 kHz
Phono inputs: 2 × MM
Other inputs: AUX, 2 tape inputs, 2 microphone inputs
Outputs: Pre-out, tape outputs, headphone jack
Speaker connections: 3 selectable pairs (A, B, C)

Special Features
– Integrated AM/FM tuner and stereo amplifier
– Dual phono inputs for versatile vinyl playback
– Pre-out and main-in connections for separating the preamplifier and power amplifier
– Adjustable bass and treble controls, including independent main and sub adjustments
– Loudness control and high/low filters
– Tape monitoring and dubbing connections
– Three selectable speaker pairs
– Iconic silver-front design with illuminated tuning display