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Pioneer has announced its new flagship SACD/CD player and digital-to-analogue converter, the PD-70AE.

 

https://www.whathifi.com/news/pioneer-announces-its-new-flagship-sacd-playerdac-pd-70ae?utm_content=buffer8e041&utm_medium=social&utm_source=facebook.com&utm_campaign=buffer

 

£2000 be interesting if it makes the shops here 

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solid looking thing ! 

 

yes hope it comes here. and good to see their commitment to disc players :)

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Well it is on the Pioneer Australia website, and shown as retailing for $699.00 - wish I could buy one before they realise they have made a mistake.

 

Good to see Pioneer taking 2 channel more seriously these days. Can't wait for a PL-61 2018 TT :)

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1 minute ago, Arcade Fireman said:

Well it is on the Pioneer Australia website, and shown as retailing for $699.00 - wish I could buy one before they realise they have made a mistake.

 

Good to see Pioneer taking 2 channel more seriously these days. Can't wait for a PL-61 2018 TT :)

will take 4 at that price ...before they bump up to 6999 or something crazy :D 

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1 minute ago, :) al said:

will take 4 at that price ...before they bump up to 6999 or something crazy :D 

i think that probably was the actual figure they meant to put on their website. 

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Scarily according to pioneer website, the only dealers in WA for this , are the various job hifi - not listed in their website (yet?)

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$699 price has gone from.pioneer website. 

 

£2000 at the moment, is about $3400, which pouts above the Yamaha cds2100 and the similar priced Marantz unit (sa14s1?), but below their top spec models cds3000 and sa10s1

 

 

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I emailed the distributor as regards availability and pricing, week later still waiting for a response ??

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But got this reply from.Pioneer electronics Australia.

 

Hi Dave, in short, yes it is because it's featured on the Pioneer Home Aus website - https://www.pioneeraudio.com.au/products/pd-70ae-super-audio-cd-player

That said, Pioneer sold it's home business around 3 years ago. It was sold to a newly formed company called Pioneer/Onkyo. This new company is completely separate from Pioneer Corporation. The new company has appointed Powermove as the Aus distributor, therefore we have no control or influence over their communication/responses to customers. We can only help as much as we can

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12 minutes ago, cafe67 said:

a newly formed company called Pioneer/Onkyo. This new company is completely separate from Pioneer Corporation

gosh so nothing to do with pioneer itself then ? 

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Yeah kinda wired hey, I remember when they sold off or closed down their plasma telly side of things. 

 

But there are 2 seperate websites pioneer electronics Australia which seem to sell car audio, dj gear and similar , and there's pioneer audio Australia which sells all the 

hifi and home theatre gear ???

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16 minutes ago, cafe67 said:

Yeah kinda wired hey, I remember when they sold off or closed down their plasma telly side of things. 

 

But there are 2 seperate websites pioneer electronics Australia which seem to sell car audio, dj gear and similar , and there's pioneer audio Australia which sells all the 

hifi and home theatre gear ???

i have noticed its all made in china stuff now with the home audio...which only begs question so who is actually making the "pioneer" stuff now its not pioneer as such !

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7 minutes ago, cafe67 said:

For £2000 I would not be happy to see made in China on it. 

PD-70AE-rear-panel-ports.jpg

 

made in malaysia ?

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Well 3 emails to power move AV regarding this model and not a single reply. Really quite 5h1te 

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Like I said above, Pioneer has given up on Australia.

 

Its all down to grey imports now. Dont expect any support other than what a retailer will give. I'm a long time Pioneer fan and am quite disappointed at their decision to diss the aussie market.

 

I cant see any reason to support them anymore it they cant see a reason to support us.

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 very odd - I've sent powermovepower ive AV 4 emails and commented on their Facebook page without a single response . 

 

And its its still makes me laugh, when business  go "oh you get better support from a bricks and mortar business" 

 

if if this their response to a sales enquiry , I'd hate to see what their after sales service is like. 

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On 30/10/2017 at 1:24 AM, darth vader said:

I cant see any reason to support them anymore it they cant see a reason to support us.

Exactly, I was after a pioneer n50 for ages and couldn't find one anywhere, finally got one from greys online when it was a discontinued product, I also got burnt by a rude individual on here for buying a grey import and not supporting local stores.....some people.....

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I think to buy a grey import is totally fine. If you ever intend on selling it that should be advertised in the ad.

Retail margins through dealers in alot of cases are just insane in every sense of the word. In alot (not all) of cases they get the stock in when ordered. Profit is not a dirty word and sellers have every right to make margin. Im in business myself and appreciate customer support but  if my pricing isnt sharp the sale flys away..end of story.

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