Pioneer TX-9500II Stereo Tuner 1970s – Silver

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Pioneer TX-9500II Stereo Tuner 1970s – Silver

This Pioneer TX-9500II AM/FM Tuner has been recently cleaned and works well without issue. It has been kept in a smoke free environment and is extremely clean. If interested please make us an offer!

Inside it’s one of the most circuit-packed AM/FM tuners Pioneer have ever built. And outside it’s one of the cleanest and most simple to use.

The Pioneer TX-9500 has a new streamlined look, logically-arranged switches and controls, and a scientifically-designed tuning system that makes it all look so easy.

But it’s what’s inside that counts: dual-gate MOS FETs and a 5-gang variable capacitor boost FM front end sensitivity to a superb 1.5uV (IHF). The FM IF has 7 ICs with differential amps, 4 ceramic filters (with 2 elements each) and a wide-band linear detector to pinpoint selectivity at 85dB or better and beef up the capture ratio to 1.0dB (IHF). Even in stereo the S/N is a super high 75dB, with total harmonic distortion of 0.2% at 1KHz.

Thanks to the PLL MPX (phase lock loop multiplex) demodulator, stereo separation stretches to a wide 35dB over the 50 to 10,000Hz range. Stability? Even in signal-weak or signal-strong areas your station comes in clean and fresh.

Planning to record off the air? Hit the switch for the built-in 440Hz test signal generator and check the output level against your deck’s VUs for optimum adjustment before the music begins.

Type: Mono/Stereo Tuner

Tuning Bands: FM, MW

Tuning Scale: Analogue

Sensitivity: 1.5uV (FM), 300uV (MW)

Signal to Noise Ratio: 77dB (FM), 55dB (MW)

Distortion: 0.5% (FM)

Selectivity: 85dB (FM), 30dB (MW)

Frequency response: 20Hz to 15kHz (FM)

Output: 650mV (FM), 200mV (MW)

Semiconductors: 5 x FET, 15 x IC, 12 x transistors, 19 x diodes

Dimensions: 420 x 150 x 395mm

Weight: 9.5kg