Pioneer PU-41A
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Brand: Pioneer
The Pioneer PU-41A is an audio CD player released by the Japanese electronics company Pioneer in 1989. It was one of the earliest and most popular CD players to hit the market during the compact disc's early days. The unit had a unique and modern design, with a slim profile that was the result of Pioneer's patented drawer mechanism. Its features included programmable playback, digital outputs, and automatic track selection (ATS). The Pioneer PU-41A was well-regarded for its sound quality, with reviewers praising its clarity, detail, and dynamics. Today, it is a sought-after collector's item among audiophiles and vintage electronics enthusiasts.
- Drive: Belt Drive
- Motor: AC
- Control: Synchronous
- Automation: Manual
- Changer: No
- Suspension: Yes
- Rumble: -50dB
- Wow and Flutter: 0.08% wrms
- Speeds: 33, 45 rpm
- Platter: 310 mm, 2.2 kg
- Tonearm: J-Shaped
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