Can anyone send me a copy of the manual? Appreciate it!
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Can anyone send me a copy of the manual? Appreciate it! [email protected] |
Mgattmch Recently obtained a Pioneer Elite F-93, but no Manual, could you send me one to [email protected] |
It's my personal opinion that this tuner's been ganged up on by a certain pro-unobtanium (Trio, Accuphase, etc.) contingent in the blogosphere. I own a late U.S. production model and I don't hear anything that agrees with anti-Japanese bias that sources to the JA biased early '90's Stereophile review. (If you read the actual review it could only be disaparaged if compared to a direct CD feed, which I think is problematic in and of itself....) Listen first, and make up your own mind. It's the best non-analog (Pioneer 9500 II, 9800, etc.) I've used. |
I am the happy owner of this tuner. I have also the chance to own the highly respected tuner Yamaha T-85. I found the sound of the Pioneer better with better reception ability. The bass is better defined and the highs are better controlled and focused. The Yamaha might sound livelier and its sound slightly larger during the first minutes but I prefer the sound of the Pioneer over the Yamaha for long listening session. This tuner is the improved version of the tuner F-91 that has good review from tuner lovers. Information about this tuner can be found in the Pioneer website in the archive section. The tuner is worth investing in a good antenna for improving sound. |
http://www.fmtunerinfo.com/pioneer.html Pioneer F-93 (1991, $900, photo) Honorable mention. Part of Pioneer's Elite series, the fiendishly complicated and very rare F-93 was a highly sensitive digital tuner that was not known for good sound. We are trying to get more information about it. If you've used one, please post in our FMtuners group and tell us about it. The F-93 historically sold for $275-325 on eBay, but three sold for $345, $407 and $216 in 6-9/04. |