Brand: Pioneer
The Pioneer A-656 is a stereo integrated amplifier released by Pioneer in the late 1990s. It is a part of their long-running AVIC (Advanced Visual and Audio Information Communication) series and was designed to deliver high-quality audio performance to audiophiles and music enthusiasts. Some key features of the Pioneer A-656 include:1. Output Power: 65 watts per channel (into 8-ohm loads) and 130 watts per channel (into 4-ohm loads).2. Frequency Response: 10 Hz to 100 kHz (+0, -3 dB).3. Damping Factor: 150 at 1 kHz (into 8 ohms).4. Input Sensitivity: 200 mV for CD, 300 mV for Aux 1-3, and 1.5 V for Phono.5. Phono Input: One MM-type (with CMR option).6. Connections: Two gold-plated stereo RCA inputs (CD and Tape), three gold-plated stereo RCA auxiliary inputs (Aux 1-3), and one gold-plated phono input (MM).7. AV Setting: Offers three-way DSP equalizer settings (PDX, PDX B, and NPD) to match Pioneer disc players.8. Remote Control: The unit comes with an infrared remote control for easy operation.9. Synchronous Meter: Displays volume, input selection, and variable treble and bass.Overall, the Pioneer A-656 is a reliable and high-performing amplifier that offers exceptional audio quality, versatility, and compatibility with various input sources. Its vintage design and longevity also make it a sought-after piece for audiophiles and collectors alike.