Retro Tech! - Pioneer SR-303 Reverberation Amplifier
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- čas přidán 25. 08. 2024
- This is a review of the Pioneer SR-303 Reverberation Amplifier.
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I’ve had 2 for over a decade. A sr 303 and a sr 60. The duet mode around level 2-3 with 0db att is a great addition to all of my music.
I also even more enjoy the sound of my laserdisc movies and concerts.
This guy has one and doesnt know how to work it so he dismisses it. I've had mines since 1990. I use it for disco jazz funk hip hop everything and make the adjustments for good quality listening.
I remember seeing this at a friends house back in the day and being awed by the display. My friends dad was really into audio equipment and loved showing his audio system any chance he got, even to us teenagers. It did enhance some music, not all of course. For the music we were listening to at the time, and were hearing live and loud in stadiums, the reverb was great. It brought that stadium concert sound into your living room. To be honest, though, it's main purpose was the flashy display, very high-tech at the time. We were all smoking a lot of dope back then as well so that my be the reason we found it so cool.
My stepfathers Motorola back in the 60s had one....when you played it ,it was unbelievable....the depth in the music was unreal....I know it was the 60s because I was i. High School then....Turtles,Beatles, Cream....unreal..
I remember it was also an option in car radios for a while. Ford, GM, Chrysler, and AMC offered car reverbs as options. They were popular from 1964 to 1974. It was said to bring your rear speaker to life. You could buy an after market for $11.95 to fancy ones for $29.95.
Had one as a teenager , Mind blowing good on certain music
I had one back in the day it work well ,
I love your set up thanks for sharing ,
I'm getting nothing but good vibes from this fellow!
I had the Pioneer 1080 receiver. Great lasted forever and a day.
I got the reverb to add some echo but I did not like the way it sounded. Sold it for what I paid 10 years later. Waist of money. Sounded metallic.
Did not give me the sound I was looking for.
If you want a genuine "reverberated" sound get yourself a modern 19-inch DSP FX processor. Modern digital FX can actually generate true "reverb" as opposed to a singular echo done in old analog "reverbs".
Sir your old ears are decieving you this thing rocks. Especially with Jazz. Like with everything you have to adjust the settings. I play thru it every day. I see a lot of guys who have gear like this... rares and are negative towards it in these reviews i find that very weird. Yet i look in the comments and everyone wants one. Bizzaro indeed.
Hello, can you upload an image of the back of the reverb with the cables connected, please?
I had one also, and I agree with your assessment! Thanks for your video!
I'd use it to process individual instruments when making multi-track recordings.
I bought the Pioneer SR-303 new. Biggest P.O.S. I ever pissed $$$ away on.
Im thinking of get it one, they ask 65. This have to be really cool with sone reggae root music
It just might
Great video and review! I think the SR 303 is a cool pice to add, mainly because of the blue light, but no real contribution soundwise. Greetins.
Nice shout-out to the Cheap audio man:)
Fantastic item , Underrated
Rare now days , Worth there weight in gold
I wish - I found one in a used electronics shop maybe 20 years ago, bought it just just to try. I still have it somewhere; it's too retro-cool to trash it, but not worth the effort of selling.
Muchas gracias por el aporte, muy claro, ganaste un subscriptor
Hi I have a sansui model 900 reverbation amplifier I'm difficult to connect to the receiver marantz receiver model sr7200 thanks ed
How much Sir
If I turn it off, it sounds really good. Yeah, bought it more for looks than sound experience, have a Pioneer SX D7000. Will probable listen to it for about 30 seconds.
Lol well that’s about 20 seconds longer than me!
Same I bought it mostly for the trippy tunnel screen to add to my pioneer stack’s light show
how to connect to amp?
if i could get this for 20$ i think it would make for a fun one off fx unit for music creation stuff. but its so basic that youd almost be better off using a free plugin
I have a question. I have the SR 60 reverb amp. My receiver(also a Pioneer) has the 4 inputs that have the jumper bars between them. Is that where it hooks up?
No, if it’s a older receiver, use the tape in and out.
@@TheBoomerConsumer it's an SA1490. Digital tuner. Probably 90s vintage.
The SA 1490 is a integrated amplifier. There are tape inputs, and outputs in the back. That’s what you use to connect the reverb amp.
hi friends i want to buy Pioneer Blue Line SR-303 Reverberation Amplifier and sg-9800 equalizer pls reply
These are vintage audio gear from the 1970’s you will need to search online for these for sale.
Very very very good good good
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hi sir how can i buy this Pioneer SR-303 Reverberation Amplifier please reply
eBay or Reverb might have one for sale
but eBay not deliverd in india
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You really trash these things, and then you demo it with the effects turned up high, something I always called "garbage can effect". I didn't see where you just set it sparingly and then compared it both with and without. The thing is, like anything else - in moderation, these things can enhance pretty much all music. Face it, acoustics are everything in a live concert, or even in your living room depending on size and/or acoustic liveliness of the room, these can make all the difference of adding that depth and presence to music that otherwise can be missing, hence, all the digital effects on today's equipment.