Pioneer SX-434
photo of the original 1974 fronting of the Pioneer SX-434 radio reciever

The Pioneer SX-434 is a radio receiver that Pioneer Electronics Corporation introduced in 1974 to replace the SX-424. It was built through for the following two years before being superseeded by the SX-450 in 1975. It was rated at 15 watts per channel.

Features

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  • The addition of a channel balance knob which was absent on the SX-424.
  • Pushbuttons were aluminum, not plastic.

FM tuner part

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  • Practical speed (IHF) 1.9 microvolts
  • Capture ratio (IHF) 1.5dB
  • Effective selectivity (IHF) 60dB
  • S/N 70dB
  • Image stonewalling ratio (82MHz) 60dB or more
  • IF stonewalling ratio (82MHz) 90dB or more
  • Spurious stonewalling ratio 75dB or more
  • AM supression ratio 50dB
  • THD mono: 0.2% or less
stereo: 0.4% or less
  • Frequency characteristic 20Hz - 15kHz, and +0.2 -2.0 dB
50Hz - 10kHz, and +0.2 -0.5 dB
  • Stereo separation 1kHz : 40dB or more
50Hz-10kHz : 30dB or more
  • Carrier leakage supression ratio 40dB
  • Antenna 300-ohm balance type,
75-ohm unbalance type
  • Muting ON-OFF

AM tuner part

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  • Practical speed (IHF) 15 microvolts
  • Selectivity 35dB or more
  • S/N 50dB or more
  • Image stonewalling ratio 40dB or more
  • IF stonewalling ratio 50dB or more
  • Antenna Ferrite bar antenna

Amplifier part

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Circuit system 1 step of differential whole page hardwired-connection pure complimentary OCL

  • Effective output: 40Hz - 20000Hz, both channel drive : 15W+15W (4ohm)
15W+15W (8ohm)
1kHz, both channel drive : 18W+18W (4ohm)
16W+16W (8ohm)
1kHz, a one-side-channel drive 23W+23W (4ohm)
19W+19W (8ohm)
  • THD At the time of an effective output: 0.8% or less
At the time of 1W output: 0.1% or less
  • Cross modulation distortion At the time of an effective output: 0.8% or less
At the time of 1W output: 0.1% or less
  • Output bandwidth (IHF, both channel drive) 10Hz - 70000Hz (0.8% of distortion)
  • Dumping factor (1kHz, 8ohm) 25 or more
  • Remains noise (8 ohm, pre + power amplifier) 0.5mV or less
  • Input sensitivity/impedance Phono: 2.5mV / 50kohm
Phono maximum permissible input (rms/p-p): 100mV/280mV
MIC: 10mV / 60kohm
AUX: 150mV / 80kohm
TapePB: 150mV / 80kohm
TapePB(DIN termination): 150mV / 80kohm
  • An Output voltage/impedance Tape Rec:150mV
Tape Rec(DIN termination): 30mV / 80kohm
Speaker: A, B, A+B (4ohm-16ohm)
HeadPhone 4-16ohms
  • Frequency characteristic Phono (RIAA deflection): 30Hz - 15000Hz, ±1dB
MIC, AUX, Tape PB: 30Hz - 25000Hz, ±1dB
  • Tone control Bass: +9dB, -8dB (100Hz)
Treble: +5dB, -7dB (10kHz)
  • Loudness contour +10dB(100Hz)
+ 5dB (10kHz, volume 40dB o'clock)
  • S/N (An IHF short circuit, A network) Phono: 70dB or more
MIC: 70dB or more
AUX, Tape PB: 90dB or more

Synthesis

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  • Supply voltage AC100V, 50Hz/60Hz
  • Power dissipation 60W
  • Maximum electric power consumption 110W
  • Power receptacle Power-switch interlock 1. un-interlocking 2.
  • Dimensions Width 430x height 140x depth of 347mm
  • Weight 8.1kg

The SX-434 was a middle-range reciever listed for $239.95.

References

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<http://audio-database.com/PIONEER-EXCLUSIVE/amp/sx-434-e.html>

External links

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| Audio Database