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RE: Sure it did

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lotsmorebetter1

In Reply to: RE: Sure it did posted by E-Stat on February 06, 2025 at 05:32:51

Thanks again for your attention to my inquiry. This schematic belongs to a different machine other than the pd5000 and is in no way usable to Pioneer's earlier models.

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PD-93 (North American) vs PD-5000 (Europe, Japan) - Jonesy 00:56:08 02/09/25 (3)
Should be identical other than the voltage.

There is one on ElektroTanya per link.

Jonesy

"I know just enough to get into trouble. But not enough to get out of it."
- PD-93 (Open in New Window)
- RE: PD-93 (North American) vs PD-5000 (Europe, Japan) - Mick Wolfe 11:54:05 02/10/25 (0)
  FWIW, the Pioneer Elite PD-93 was the first CDP I owned that truly made CD's listenable. Full bodied and dimensional leaving the other CDP's I'd owned in its wake. It's since past on, but will always be fondly remembered.
- Ah yes, the PD series - E-Stat 14:13:54 02/09/25 (0)
  used a PD-54 for many years across different systems. Modified mine for better mechanical isolation and AC shielding.
  
  Retired slow spinning plastic long ago.
- RE: PD-93 (North American) vs PD-5000 (Europe, Japan) - lotsmorebetter1 04:03:01 02/09/25 (0)
  Thank you for your suggestion. I know of the pd93 schematic on Electro Tanya and I have a copy of it. Voltage aside, it is 95% accurate. I was hoping for something more exact.
  thanks again.

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