pioneer SX 770 stored for 30+ years

[@jean-jacquesferguson9722]

Wow! good job cleaning/fixing my dad's old receiver, enjoyed the video and learning about the product and how it works... Thanks 🙂

[@matthewsummers1697]

Had an SX-440 I redid a few years ago and sold it. Really miss it nice warm sound. So just purchased an SX-770 to fix up and put back in my collection. Great video! Thank you!

[@Hunter-ve4pv]

Wow. It’s a pleasure watching and listening to you work on these antiquities. Obviously a real passion . You’re the kind of technician I’d be comfortable handing my gear over to for refurbishing. I’ve got my original 1977 KA 8100, KT 7300, Technics SL-3200, ADC Sound Shaper ll and Bose 801 studio monitors. Still have all the original packaging and owners manuals. It all works well however could certidly use a refurbishing and a few lights replaced. Wish I knew of a technician like you in my area. Thanks for sharing your skills and knowledge.

[@VintageAudioFever]

thank you much for that comment, truly appreciate it.

[@biffedya]

another excellent job thanks for sharing ...always learning something new from your years of experience...a priceless gift I do so appreciate...have a great 2024

[@craigm.9070]

Great work on a well-preserved example; this generation of Pioneer sounded quite good.

[@davidbailey6350]

Very nice looking unit…. Thank you.

[@VintageAudioFever]

Glad you like it!

[@Gili1973]

Very nice job! I have it's little brother the SX-440.

[@VintageAudioFever]

Very cool!

[@mohammedajman3066]

Professional experience work

[@VintageAudioFever]

thank you!!!

[@peterkuchenbecker5251]

Nice one Joe , a little classic .

[@VintageAudioFever]

Thanks for listening!!! Is the receiver classic or I am classic?? haha either or, I'll take that as a compliment...

[@steveoszman8746]

Got the 440 model, those Pioneer receivers are a treat, bought a 2nd one. Love watching ya putting them back to running condition.

[@VintageAudioFever]

Glad you like them!

[@Techie_ASMR]

what is missing is hearing some music from that amp.. great video

[@VintageAudioFever]

I know and I'm with you on that one but YT police doesn't let you play any music for fear of copyrights it makes it very difficult....

[@Techie_ASMR]

@@VintageAudioFever there are so many non copyright music channels on youtube. you can play something like that via your phone or can download those music as well. and there is a youtube music library inside the youtube studio as well. everything is free. and lastly.. really great videos.. thank you..

[@Kilo565]

Awesome video Joe!

[@VintageAudioFever]

Glad you enjoyed it Julien!! thanks buddy

[@markchapman7326]

Unit from 1970-1971 :: Power output: 15 watts per channel into 8Ω (stereo)

[@timcorner2821]

I liked this video so much, I bought this receiver from Joe.....Thanks Joe. It also came with the original box and bag the receiver came in from the factory as well as the operators/service manual. I will post a video in here with it running with my setup........kzbin.info/www/bejne/a4OviIh4icmLb80 Another thing I have discovered is, that this receiver has preouts so and external amplifier can be used with it!!!!!!!!!!!! that is amazing for a 15 watt per channel receiver.

[@VintageAudioFever]

Glad I could help selling this receiver!!! thanks Tim

[@markchapman7326]

Hi 👋 happy new year 🎊 !

[@VintageAudioFever]

Happy new year!!

[@johngnipper8768]

Hey , Joe great video . I’m see that you have a siglent 1052. Do you use that one for FM alignment as well . I have heard some say that a 100mghz is needed . Thanks ! Subbed

[@knifeswitch5973]

Nice work Joe. That blackface reminds me of the early JVC offerings.

[@Gary-qq7og]

I picked up a SX 727 paid $140 in really goog conditions

[@VintageAudioFever]

nice!!!!

[@Ezzell_]

What was the WD-40 that you used first before the cleaner?

[@VintageAudioFever]

I only use the WD contact cleaner when the pot's are seized such as this unit. This stuff is amazing and lot's of pressure to lossen the scummy stuff out...

[@Ezzell_]

@@VintageAudioFever thanks...I will pick some up.

[@btinsen]

Doesn’t that nice meter of yours measure current? 🤔