The Pioneer CS-R 50 is a model of loudspeakers that was part of Pioneer’s lineup, primarily prevalent during the late 1970s and into the 1980s. It features a 3-way speaker configuration, which includes a woofer, a mid-range driver, and a tweeter, providing a dynamic range for various audio frequencies. The cabinet is designed to minimize resonance, allowing for clearer sound reproduction. The CS-R 50 typically has a power handling capability of around 50 watts RMS and a nominal impedance of 8 ohms. Frequency response spans from approximately 40 Hz to 20 kHz, making it suitable for a wide array of music genres. The speaker's sensitivity rating is typically around 90 dB, which indicates a good efficiency level in converting power into sound. It is often praised for its robust construction and ability to deliver rich, detailed sound. The design aesthetics generally align with the wood veneer finish common in the era, catering to both durability and visual appeal.
