The Pioneer SA-6200 is an integrated amplifier that was introduced in the early 1970s. This model features a robust design with a classic aesthetic, characterized by its silver front panel, large knobs, and a clear display. The SA-6200 typically includes various inputs for connecting different audio sources, such as phono, tape, and auxiliary inputs. It is equipped with a power amplifier section capable of delivering significant output power, contributing to the ability to drive a variety of speakers effectively. Users appreciate its warm sound signature and solid construction, making it a favored choice for audio enthusiasts. Some specifications for the SA-6200 include a frequency response range typically up to 20 kHz, with harmonic distortion measurements around 0.1%, and an output power of around 45 watts per channel at 8 ohms. It also features tone control options for bass and treble, and some models may include a loudness switch.
