The Pioneer TX-700 is a tuner manufactured by Pioneer from 1970 to 1971 in Japan, recognized for its durable construction and functional design. This model features a sleek wood and silver exterior, making it an attractive component in any audio setup. The device operates with a power consumption of 11 Watts and has the following dimensions: 370 mm in width, 118 mm in height, and 337 mm in depth, weighing 5.6 kg. Its original price was approximately 900 DM. The TX-700 includes multiple connection options, such as antenna inputs for both AM and FM, with balanced and unbalanced configurations. It is capable of tuning to FM frequencies from 88-108 MHz and MW frequencies from 535-1605 KHz, providing a frequency response of 20 Hz to 15 kHz ± 0.5 dB. The tuner boasts an input sensitivity of 2.2 µV, with a low distortion factor of 0.3% in stereo mode. It features a signal-to-noise ratio of 52 dB and channel separation exceeding 40 dB. Additionally, the unit offers selectivity of 42 dB and is equipped with filters such as the MPX Noise Filter and Muting Filter. Notably, it features five FM preset buttons, positioning it among the first Japanese tuners to incorporate this convenient functionality. The Pioneer TX-700 is often regarded as a classic choice for collectors and enthusiasts of vintage audio equipment.
