Pioneer - SA-8100 Solid state integrated amplifier

The Pioneer SA-8100 is a legendary vintage solid-state integrated stereo amplifier produced in Japan between 1973 and 1975. The amplifier is known in the hi-fi community for its warm and dynamic sound character and excellent build quality, with the iconic front panel in brushed aluminum and a walnut veneer housing — one of the most beautiful and best-built vintage amplifiers from Pioneer.

Twin tone control system: a unique, extensive tone control that lets you adjust both the regular bass and treble as well as the corner frequencies (sub-bass and high-treble) via separate switches.

Extensive connections: equipped with a high-quality phono stage (2x MM phono inputs for turntables), 2x Aux, tuner and 2 tape monitors.

Pre-out / main-in: the preamplifier and power amplifier can be mechanically separated at the rear via a switch, allowing you to use the SA-8100 purely as a preamplifier or as a power amplifier.

In short, and as confirmed by enthusiasts and technicians (the many reviews do not lie): one of the best integrated amplifiers ever made by Pioneer.

The specifications are as seen in the photos.

This unit comes from the first owner and has been fully checked by a professional technician, completely original with no leaking capacitors or transistors, and carefully re-tuned to factory settings.

And it is visually in very nice vintage condition.

Shipped very well packaged and insured via B-Post.