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Thread: Pioneer A400 golden oldie?

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    Here's the thread i started years ago https://theartofsound.net/forum/show...-Help-Required

    also you can get upgrade kits frem here https://redhillaudio.co.uk/audio-upg...neer-upgrades/


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    Quote Originally Posted by Jac Hawk View Post
    Here's the thread i started years ago https://theartofsound.net/forum/show...-Help-Required

    also you can get upgrade kits frem here https://redhillaudio.co.uk/audio-upg...neer-upgrades/
    Cheers!
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    Bit of an earlier era Pioneer fan having had a PL12D as a younger man a Trichord Revelation CD player based on a Pioneer stable platter machine, and a Trichord Digital Turntable, again a Pioneer stable platter machine ( 505 i think ) and currently running an A 300R Precision amp, which sounds stunning, which has a remote by the way and a balance control.

    Cheers Chris

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    Now look what you have done I want one , I'm sure I had one of these in the mid 90's and blimey did it rock with the MS speakers , Purchased from a hifi shop in Barking near the station , May have been called hipafi ? or hypafi
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    Quote Originally Posted by Audio Al View Post
    Now look what you have done I want one , I'm sure I had one of these in the mid 90's and blimey did it rock with the MS speakers , Purchased from a hifi shop in Barking near the station , May have been called hipafi ? or hypafi
    Hyperfi.

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    Quote Originally Posted by 57charles View Post
    Hyperfi.
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    Quote Originally Posted by RDC7 View Post
    Bit of an earlier era Pioneer fan having had a PL12D as a younger man a Trichord Revelation CD player based on a Pioneer stable platter machine, and a Trichord Digital Turntable, again a Pioneer stable platter machine ( 505 i think ) and currently running an A 300R Precision amp, which sounds stunning, which has a remote by the way and a balance control.

    Cheers Chris
    I had an A300r Precision from Hyperfi with matching CD player. I don't remember it as sounding as good as the A400 but I think my speakers would have been the limiting factor.

    I now think you should blow all your budget on the best speakers you can afford then amp, then source and finally cables.

    Wasted so much time and money on source first theory.

    And of course the 2nd most important thing is speaker set up.

    I'm now trying Ken Ishiwata's recommendation on placement to great effect.
    Kev.

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    A400 is a stunning bit of kit and if you like it check out the other versions such as the A656... those are monster amps all stemming I believe from the A400 platform.
    Adios for Now,

    Chris.

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    Here is an A656, bit Pricey though! But I would say is probably all the Amplifier you'd ever need!

    https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Pioneer-R...kAAOSwqStep2R3
    Adios for Now,

    Chris.

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    As nice as the A400 sounds it’s just a shame it looks so dated and cheap looking.

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