CD-player died, need advice
Trevor Wilson wrote:
"Martin "Schöön"" wrote in message
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Gentlemen,
I replaced the driving belt of my trusted old Thorens TD166
this week and today I find the CD-player has become so
upset by this it refuses to play or even acknowledge the
existence of the CDs I feed it.
The CD player is a Cambridge Audio thing (everything
important inside is labeled Sony) about five years
old (the Thorens is 25 years old).
So, even though the Thorens 166 works just fine and
I have a number of LPs to play I am in the market
for a CD-player.
I don't care much for fancy brand names and exotic
design but I want good sound reproduction. (and
reliability).
Any recommendations?
Second hand? (New models are not always better)
DVD-players?
**Forget second hand, unless you are prepared to throw a new laser in a
decent exotic machine. IMO, the best value around today is the Harman Kardon
HD970. Brilliant machine for not too much cash. It'll even play MP3s.
Trevor Wilson
It's well over 200UKP. Why does it sound better than a Sony £30 DVD player?
I thought that all named CDPs sound identical nowadays?!
Rob
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