Pioneer S-J7 (IMPRESSO) Speakers Offered here is a pair of Pioneer S-J7 speakers from Pioneer’s IMPRESSO component system era (late 1980s). These are distinctive compact speakers with a 2-way / 3-driver concept, designed to deliver an engaging, full-range presentation from a relatively small cabinet, with an additional low-frequency driver to reinforce bass performance. A great match for classic Japanese amplification and a very interesting set for collectors of late-80s Pioneer “high-compo” equipment. Highlights: Brand / Model: Pioneer S-J7 (often seen as S-J7-W / IMPRESSO series) Type: Bass-reflex bookshelf speakers Design: 2-way / 3-driver concept (including an additional low-frequency driver) Made in: Japan Notable detail: High-frequency unit described as a titanium dome type in period listings/spec sheets Specifications: Nominal impedance: 6 Ω Maximum input: 90 W Frequency response (rated): 40 Hz – 40 kHz Magnetic shielding: Yes (anti-magnetic design) Condition: Cosmetic: Excellent vintage condition. Please refer to the photos for the most accurate impression of cabinet surfaces, corners, grills, and badges. Collectable & Practical Value: The Pioneer SJ‑7 pair is a quintessential example of Pioneer’s bookshelf speaker design heritage, combining practicality and musical balance. With a sensitivity that pairs easily with a wide range of amplifiers and a speaker size that fits easily into living rooms or dedicated listening spaces, these speakers are ideal for both vintage audio enthusiasts and general music lovers. Whether completing a classic stereo system or creating a compact hi‑fi setup, this pair delivers satisfying performance and timeless design appeal. Proudly presented by SpaceTime Engineering — watch it in action on our YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wA4cXcY_IV8 Shipping: Worldwide tracked and insured shipping in accordance with Catawiki guidelines. Seller’s Story We are a highly specialised company based in the Netherlands offering high‑quality audio and AV equipment throughout Europe — generally through Catawiki.