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Pioneer Spec Bible - 2nd Edition - Footnotes Data Quiz Our Exclusive Pioneer Spec Bible knows the answers to these questions... do you? Table of Contents Manuals & Stuff For Sale All Reproduction Manuals & Literature For Sale (Our normal business) Factory Original Manuals Factory Original Manuals Other Stuff For Sale (When Available) Other Stuff For Sale Bargain Basement Rick's Audio Gear For Sale Pioneer Spec Bible Full Size Cover Picture Spec Bible Detail of Contents Spec Bible Pictures Previous Customer Comments How To Purchase Spec Bible   How much did an optional SA-900 walnut cabinet cost in 1971? Which 1979 amps had pre-amp output and power amp input jacks? Which early 70's amps require a input transformer for MC cartridges? What early 70's amp model numbers were reused in the early 80's? Which 1981 components join with CT-X50 cassette to form a 'One-touch Auto-Play System'? What is the difference between 1983's A-30 and SA-940 amps? Which 1976 8-Tracks were originally branded 'Centrex by Pioneer'? Which 1982 cassette decks retained the same model number but had downgraded specs compared to prior year? Which 1985 cassette models were available in black (except Australia) and silver (except Canada)? 1985's CT-S99WR cassette deck was available world-wide in black only except which market in silver? Which mid 70's system had a BSR C141R record changer built-in? In which 1980 systems were Audio Technica AT70 and Audio Technica AT71E cartridges used? What is the difference between SG-9 and SG-9800 equalizers? What is the model number of a Pioneer 'tape creating amplifier'? In what year was the SPEC 1 phono S/N ratio improved over prior years? Which 1970 receivers included shortwave reception? Which 1970's 4-CH receivers include Regular Matrix (RM) and SQ decoders or Compatible Discrete (CD-4) demodulator or not? What do SX-300 and Sound Project 300 have in common and where were they available? Which 4-CH receivers had automatic carrier level adjustment? By what other model number is the SX-939 known but with a black face? SX-5590 was much more famously known in the USA as what? Which 1978 SX-xxx receivers were manufactured in the Republic of Korea instead of Japan? Which 1984 receiver includes Long Wave reception? Do RT-71 and T-6600 open reel decks have anything in common? What style and how many aluminum take-up reels were included with a RT-909? What 1972 speaker's model number was reused by Pioneer in 1983 and 1984? Was there any difference between the two 10" woofers included in the HPM-200 speakers? What does HPM stand for? Which 1977 tuners have three selection switchable de-emphasis? What 1980 tuner was also sold as a Phase Linear 5100II? Who owned Phase Linear in 1980? Among the 1985 TX-055, TX-905 and TX950 tuners, which is the best performer? What specific bit of information might you want to know about a PL-570 turntable? What 1977 turntable came with no tone arm? Which 1980 turntables were identical other than black cabinet/silver controls or silver cabinet/black controls? The weight of PL-110 turntables is much less than other 1983 models. Why? Top of Page Back to Spec Bible Table of Contents Back to Spec Bible Content Details

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