There have been a couple on eBay recently.but for £500-£600, which I think could be a wee bit over the top. I've wished ever since I'd got hold of the design or asked for one. Someone (can't remember who) used one at an HFN Show around the late 90's with an external power supply as big as the player and it shocked everyone. I hadn't listened to it for years, and I was very surprised. ) There's a Philips that looks the same (but I think only came in silver: the Marantz came in silver or black) but the black Marantz sounds better than both. (I've gone through four or five CD players since I got that about a couple of years after it was made, and replaced the cog wheel and drive belt on a couple of CDM-9 mechanisms three times. And after almost 30 years mine is (touch wood) showing no sign of giving up. It's heavy and 16-bit the programming is extremely basic and very slow-it's best just to press 'Play' and let it get on with it-the track readout is just a line of LED's and can't go beyond a dozen tracks or so, though of course it will play as many as there are on the CD, and there's no remote. (I always assumed that that early, Philips and Marantz were absolutely determined that their CD players were not, never, ever going to die on anyone, because that would have doomed CD for eternity.) Mine is still going and was actually used for several months while we worked out what had gone wrong with a friend's Studer and sourced the spare. PRAK KOLKA Home Contact Terms and Conditions Amazon Associate Disclaimer Press ESC to close. There's an illustrated 'how to' at .uk somewhere search for 'Marantz CD63SE'.īut: a word for the original (top loading with puck) Marantz CD-63. Wed love to help you get the onkyo cd player that best suits your wishes. Onkyo DX-710 Compact Disc Digital Audio Player (1983-85) - some skipping during normal playback Repair Project or Parts Unit Sold AS IS 49.95-Taxes pcX is an authorized retailer of some of the best brands in hi-fi. (I did that for a friend and his is still working perfectly five years on.) Alternatively, a replacement complete mechanism (original, CDM 12.1, now hard to find unused the alternative new is a VAM 1202) is not very expensive and not too difficult to install. Vintage CD Players (Onkyo): Sold AS IS - In Need of Repair. There are two guide rods which I think were supposed to be self-lubricating, but a very sparse application of lithium-based grease usually fixes that problem. Though by now, they're prone to have transport problems, like skipping tracks.
Reviewers were pleased with the sturdy quality and anti-skip and anti-shock features. Very hard (and usually very expensive) to improve on. This HOT CD611 personal CD player is packed with features including five equalizer effects,an LCD display and four playback modes.The resume function lets you play from where you left off.
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