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Pioneer RG's - What's the difference?

deaner33

deaner33

Drew loves Thin Lizzy
I have a RG-2 and a RG-60. I like both, but it got me to thinking. Are there any differences besides cosmetics between the RG's? I could see there being a difference between the RG-1 and the RG-2, but any between the RG-2's and later models? Also, how many different models are there of RG's? I'm familiar with the RG-1's, 2's, 9's & 60's - any others?
 
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RG-60 came in silver and black colors w/ green or amber display filters.

RG-9 was champagne and gray in color (green display), RG-2 silver on silver (blue display). All different knob styles. The RG-60 series were made of lighter materials on the faceplate, while the earlier iterations were made of slightly heavier materials. The design reflects the lineup at the time.

There was a rare JDM model, stated somewhere on this forum based on the RG-60, had microphone inputs. The later SR reverbs (after the 202 series) shared cases with the RG processors.
 
Dr. Strangelove said:
The RG-2, RG-9, and RG-70 all have an output impedence of 300 ohm. The RG-60 has an output impedence of 220 ohm.


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Excuse my technical ignorance, but what does that mean?
 
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