The Pioneer X-D 337 WTCD is a complete audio system that was manufactured from 1990 to 1991. It includes several components designed to provide a comprehensive listening experience. The system features an integrated amplifier (Pioneer A-337), a tuner (Pioneer F-447 L), a tape deck (Pioneer CT-W 530 R), a CD changer (Pioneer PD-T 305), and a record player (Pioneer PL-335). The accompanying speakers are the Pioneer CS-777, which were released in 1990. It also offers the option for an equalizer (Pioneer GR-555) and headphone outputs (Pioneer SE-A 80). The complete system originally retailed for approximately 2,598 DM, including the speakers. The integrated amplifier has important specifications such as a maximum power consumption of 410 W and dimensions of 420 mm width, 352 mm height, and 126 mm depth, weighing 6.9 kg. The amplifier outputs a continuous power of 40 W per channel at 8 Ohms and 50 W at 4 Ohms with low total harmonic distortion levels of 0.02% at 40W, 8 Ohm. Multiple input connections are available including Phono, CD, Tuner, and Tape, which allows for versatile audio sources. The frequency response for various input types ranges from 5 Hz to 100 kHz. The system is controlled via analog tone control with bass and treble adjustments, along with a loudness function for enhanced audio dynamics. In addition to these features, the design includes a metal front panel and options to connect additional speakers or headphones.
