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All I can say is: Wow!

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I am wondering if this is one of those NIB items that showed up on eBay a few years ago. The original seller was in Canada and a lot of what he had was very desirable.
 
1980. Pioneer site says it was the last of the big time fluoroscans. I saw where an AK'er was a buyer on another auction. Curious as to where all of his other ' in box' gear is coming from.
 
Love them now

1980. Pioneer site says it was the last of the big time fluoroscans. I saw where an AK'er was a buyer on another auction. Curious as to where all of his other ' in box' gear is coming from.

Past and bought a SX3600 instead back while in the military in early 1981 off post in Ayer Mass. outside of the gates of Fort Devens at Radio Shack, they carried a nice line up of Pioneer gear.I purchased at the same time if not mistaken a pair of HPM-60's ? and a mid level Pioneer cassette deck so long ago I can not remember which one. :music:
 
The same guy seems to have a "stock" of the NIB units. I think this is his 4th one he's sold. Which is interesting as I have a SX-D5000 and 7000, both of which I think are some amazing gear.
 
IIRC an old electronics store shut down in Ontario that had lots of old equipment and the person on people bought the entire stock.
 
This guy has a ton of NOS stuff, and as far as I can see ALL of it ends up being bid up past the point of what I (others obviously will have a different opinion) would consider being reasonable.

I must be a cheap bastard.
 
I hope he doesn't plug it in only to see the main fuse go "POOF!". That's a long time for big filter caps to sit idle and "empty".

Maybe a variac or dim bulb tester should be used on power up.
 
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