Pioneer AM/FM stereo receiver model SX-1080. Rated at 120 watts per channel into 8 ohms. From 1979 - 1981. Features, tone controls, on/off two separate bass and treble controls, filters, mic input, two tape in/outputs one aux input and two phono inputs, phono two selector is also the
mic selector, tape duplicator switch, FM muting, FM multipath, loudness on/off, turnover selector, both tuning and signal meters,
also both right and left channel power watt meter
Specifications:
Power Output: 120 watts per channel RMS into 8 ohms
Harmonic Distortion: Less than 0.05%
Intermodulation Distortion: Less than 0.05%
FM Sensitivity: 1.7uV
FM Capture Ratio: 1.00
FM Harmonic Distortion Mono: <0.10%
FM Harmonic Distortion Stereo: <0.15%
Dimensions: 20.75 x 17.25 x 7.0
Weight: 47.00 lbs
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1979
Pioneer SX-1980, 1280 and 1080 are the three largest receiver of the end of the seventies golden HiFi years. They were the uncompromising top sellers in the international market receiver that you could buy in the HiFi-Studios. Comparable stereo there was still made by manufacturers like Sansui, Marantz and a few other manufacturers, at least from the then leading Japanese productions.
The SX-1080 offers a power output of 140 watts per channel based on an oversized power supply and a lot of power transistors.
The beautiful real wood case with prominent cheeks, brushed solid aluminum front panel, the large transformer as well as an enormous amount of circuitry allow the SX-1080 heavy weight with 22kg.
Harmonic Distortion: Less than 0.05%
Intermodulation Distortion: Less than 0.05%
FM Sensitivity: 1.7uV
FM Capture Ratio: 1.00
FM Harmonic Distortion Mono: <0.10%
FM Harmonic Distortion Stereo: <0.15%
Dimensions: 20.75 x 17.25 x 7.0
Weight: 47.00 lbs
1979
Pioneer SX-1980, 1280 and 1080 are the three largest receiver of the end of the seventies golden HiFi years. They were the uncompromising top sellers in the international market receiver that you could buy in the HiFi-Studios. Comparable stereo there was still made by manufacturers like Sansui, Marantz and a few other manufacturers, at least from the then leading Japanese productions.
The SX-1080 offers a power output of 140 watts per channel based on an oversized power supply and a lot of power transistors.
The beautiful real wood case with prominent cheeks, brushed solid aluminum front panel, the large transformer as well as an enormous amount of circuitry allow the SX-1080 heavy weight with 22kg.
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