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When audiophiles discuss the "Golden Age" of stereo sound (roughly 1974 to 1982), names like JBL, Klipsch, and Pioneer’s HPM series usually dominate the conversation. However, lurking in the shadow of those legendary floor-standers is an outlier—a behemoth that often confuses vintage collectors and delights fans of unique industrial design: the .

Unlike modern speakers that often sacrifice sensitivity for power handling, the CS-787 was built for the receivers of its day—low-wattage amplifiers (like the Pioneer SX-750 or SX-950) that needed efficient speakers to reach concert-level volumes. This speaker wasn't just a box; it was a statement piece of furniture meant to anchor a serious listening room.