The Pioneer SA-9500 is an integrated amplifier that was part of Pioneer's esteemed series during the 1970s. It is characterized by its robust build quality and high-fidelity audio performance, making it a desirable choice among audio enthusiasts. The amplifier features a power output of approximately 100 watts per channel, with capabilities for running both speakers in stereo and mono configurations. It includes a variety of input options such as phono, tape, and auxiliary, with tone controls for bass and treble, as well as a selectable loudness contour for enhanced listening experiences. The design incorporates a large, analog power meter for visual monitoring of output levels. The SA-9500 was appreciated for its thermal stability and reliability, with protective circuits to prevent overheating and speaker damage.
