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The Pioneer CT-540 is a cassette tape deck that forms part of the complete audio system, Pioneer X-A 7, which was manufactured between 1983 and 1984. The model followed the Pioneer CT-520 and was succeeded by the Pioneer CT-550. With an initial price around 398 DM, it was positioned as a mid-range option in the company's lineup. The CT-540 features a design that emphasizes functionality and ease of use, catering to audiophiles and casual listeners alike. It offers a standard set of playback and recording functionalities, making it suitable for a variety of cassette formats. Additionally, the deck was intended to be paired with other components of the X-A 7 system, including the integrated amplifier Pioneer SA-740, tuner Pioneer TX-540 L, and the turntable Pioneer PL-640. Other models in the series include the Pioneer CT-340, CT-940, and CT-1040 in addition to various auxiliary equipment like the Pioneer CA-100 amplifier and SG-540 equalizer.

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