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In 1982, Philips released the Compact disc player, shortly after,
Marantz did the same, both units look very similar but unlike
the Philips system, the Marantz system was more reliable and though most
of the phillips have died due to laser and motor failure, the Marantz
kept on going. Though these are more robust, there are only a small
number of them around as they were only for the ones with allot of
money, retailing at £500 when new, the CD player didn't really come to
the home market until much later when the prices dropped. This
CD player has not been used in some time, though I have put a CD into it
and it worked! you can get a CDROM for your PC and it burns out in 2
years, this one is now 26years old! Have a look below at the general
condition of this CD player, click on the pictures to see a high
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General overall condition of this retro CD player |
With the CD lid open |
Close-up of the laser pickup |
Overall front of CD player |
Power button |
program and track indicator |
Play functions |
Close-up of ID |
Brushed top over the spindle drive. |
Search and memory settings |
SN number from base |
Rear of device |
Base. |
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Specifications |
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Shipping |
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£12 UK
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£19 Europe
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£32 USA
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£45Asia and Far East
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£56 world wide delivery
All items will be covered with insurance as part of
post and packing, you must check the item before signing for it, if an
item is damaged in transit and has not been signed as such I will not be
able to process an insurance claim.
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This CD drive is very old and comes with no warranty, it will be checked
before it is shipped out and anyone who wishes to collect the item is more
than welcome, the CD player is located in |London. | |
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