Pioneer Cs-787

If you find a clean pair, buy them. Recap them. Feed them 100 watts. And then pour a drink, sit down, and enjoy the most un-Pioneer speaker Pioneer ever made.

By 1978, Pioneer was riding high. They had just released the legendary SX-1980 receiver (a 270-watt monster) and the HPM-100 speakers designed by Bart Locanthi. The market was flooded with "Kabuki" speakers—a term coined by collectors to describe large, flashy Japanese speakers from this era that featured multiple drivers, enormous woofer cones, and bright orange or red foam grilles. pioneer cs-787

The is a classic 3-way bass reflex speaker system released around 1984-1985 in Japan . Often described as a rare find in today's vintage market, it is appreciated for its ability to deliver powerful sound without significant loss of quality, making it a solid choice for 2-channel music listening or vinyl records. Key Specifications If you find a clean pair, buy them