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Have you owned a pair of Pioneer CS787 Extra Quality speakers? Share your restoration stories and amplifier pairings in the comments below.
If you’ve come across a pair of these and wondered if they still hold up, here’s why their "extra quality" remains a topic of conversation among retro Hi-Fi enthusiasts. 1. Build and Design: The 1984 Classic Released around Pioneer CS-787 pioneer cs787 extra quality
. This driver is tuned for a "full" low end, reaching down to Have you owned a pair of Pioneer CS787
The treble and midrange level controls on the back become scratchy. Use contact cleaner (Deoxit D5) to spray into the potentiometers. Rotate them 50 times to restore smooth operation. Use contact cleaner (Deoxit D5) to spray into
: 20 cm (approximately 8-inch) cone type for full low-end response Power Handling : Typically rated at 80W per channel at 8Ω Frequency Response
Let’s be honest—slapping the words “Extra Quality” on a speaker grille is a bold move. It invites scrutiny. Does it live up to the boast? After spending a few weeks with a restored pair, the answer is a resounding yes , but with a few vintage caveats.
Have you owned a pair of Pioneer CS787 Extra Quality speakers? Share your restoration stories and amplifier pairings in the comments below.
If you’ve come across a pair of these and wondered if they still hold up, here’s why their "extra quality" remains a topic of conversation among retro Hi-Fi enthusiasts. 1. Build and Design: The 1984 Classic Released around Pioneer CS-787
. This driver is tuned for a "full" low end, reaching down to
The treble and midrange level controls on the back become scratchy. Use contact cleaner (Deoxit D5) to spray into the potentiometers. Rotate them 50 times to restore smooth operation.
: 20 cm (approximately 8-inch) cone type for full low-end response Power Handling : Typically rated at 80W per channel at 8Ω Frequency Response
Let’s be honest—slapping the words “Extra Quality” on a speaker grille is a bold move. It invites scrutiny. Does it live up to the boast? After spending a few weeks with a restored pair, the answer is a resounding yes , but with a few vintage caveats.