Pioneer SPEC-1

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General

  • Manufacturer: Pioneer
  • Model: SPEC-1
  • Years of manufacture: 1976-1980
  • Made in: Japan
  • Color: Silver / Black
  • Type: Stereo power amplifier
  • Power consumption: 17 W
  • Dimensions: 480 x 187 x 365 mm
  • Weight: 11,2 kg
  • Original price approx.: 4'900 DM (for combination SPEC-1 and SPEC-2)


Connections

  • Number of inputs:
    • Phono 1: 2.5 mV / 50kOhm, max. 500mV.
    • Phono 2: 2,5 mV ... 10 mV / 50kOhm, max. 500mV
    • Microphone: 2,5 mV / 50kOhm

Tuner: 150mV / 100kOhm

    • Aux 1&2: 150mV / 100kOhm
    • Tape Play 1&2: 150mV / 100kOhm
  • Number of outputs:
    • Tape Rec 1&2: 150mV / 2.2kOhm
    • Line: 2 V, 600 Ohm, max. 7 V


Technical Data

  • Total harmonic distortion:
    • <0.05% (Aux input, 20Hz ... 20kHz).
    • <0.03% (aux input, 20Hz ... 20kHz, 2V output).
  • Frequency response:
    • 10Hz ... 70kHz (Aux input, DIN, +0 / -0.5 dB)

30Hz ... 15kHz (phono input, DIN, ± 0.2 dB).

  • Signal-to-noise ratio:
    • > 70dB (Phono MM).
    • > 90dB (Tuner, Tape, Aux).
  • Tone control:
    • Bass:
      • Main control 100 Hz: ± 7.5 dB
      • Auxiliary control 50 Hz: ± 4.5 dB

Treble:

      • Main control 10 kHz: ± 7.5 dB
      • Auxiliary control 20 kHz: ± 4.5 dB
    • Low Filter: 2-stage
      • Stage 1: 15 Hz (12 dB / octave)
      • Stage 2: 30 Hz (12 dB / octave)

High Filter: 2-stage

      • Stage 1: 8 kHz (12 dB / octave)
      • Stage 2: 12 kHz (12 dB / octave)
    • Power attenuator: 2-stage
      • Stage 1: - 15 dB
      • Stage 2: - 30 dB


Special Features

  • Microphone mixer: 6.3 mm jack plug on the front panel
  • 19" unit with handles


Remarks


Pictures

  • Image: Pioneer SPEC-1

Pioneer SPEC-1.jpg


  • Image: Pioneer SPEC-1

Pioneer SPEC-1 back.jpg


  • Excerpt from brochure: Pioneer SPEC-1, SPEC-2

Pioneer Spec1-Spec2-Prospekt-2.jpg


Reports

  • Report at "Hifi Studio": [[1]]


Links

  • External link on website "The Vintage Knob": [[2]]