Pioneer Cs-787 __exclusive__ -
Because of the 96 dB sensitivity, these speakers are a dream for low-wattage vintage receivers. You could drive these to deafening volumes with a 15-watt tube amp. They are incredibly efficient. The bass is deep, loose, and warm—classic "West Coast" sound. For rock, funk, and disco from the 70s, the CS-787 is a party machine. The horn tweeter gives cymbals and snares a "snap" that feels visceral.
The is a vintage 3-way bass reflex loudspeaker system typically associated with mid-range or "rack system" setups from the late 1980s or early 1990s. These speakers are often sought after by collectors for their classic vintage aesthetic and "all-rounder" sound performance at affordable price points. Technical Specifications pioneer cs-787
Visually, the CS-787 screams "Vintage Hi-Fi." It features a substantial walnut veneer cabinet, typical of Japanese engineering from this period. The aesthetic is distinctively retro, characterized by the . These vertical slats are not merely decorative; they act as a protective grille while allowing sound to pass through, but they give the speaker a severe, "serious" look that pairs perfectly with the brushed silver faceplates of Pioneer’s SX-series receivers (like the SX-780 or SX-1050). Because of the 96 dB sensitivity, these speakers
