Vintage dedicated DVD-Audio player in mint condition and in working order with a brand new laser assembly installed and calibrated. The only blemishes are minor scratches on the back of the unit where the connections are located (see photo). Otherwise, the unit is mint with no other marks or scratches whatsoever. A real beauty considering its age. Comes with users manual, power cord, composite video cable and original remote control. NOTE: The original remote control is functional but its “enter” button has come off (The button is included should you want to have it reinstalled). I am including a brand-new, unused, boxed, and fully functional replacement remote control for this unit. This is a one-of-a-kind gem and you’re unlikely to find another in this condition. Buy with confidence. Here’s a review of the unit written when it was originally presented: Technics DVD-A10 DVD-Audio Player Review by Dwayne Carter DVD-Audio takes advantage of the enormous amount of storage on the DVD format (4.7GB). That's about 400 minutes of audio and video depending on resolutions and number of channels used. Many DVD- Audio discs contain music videos as well. I have spent the past three months auditioning, playing and finally owning the new Technics DVD-A10, DVD-Audio player. I'm Hooked. To start with, the Technics DVD-A10 is a visually stunning piece of equipment for the price (MSRP $1,199). My review unit came in the new, warm champagne color (right down to the lighted remote). While most of my A/V gear comes in the obligatory black, I welcomed this silvery /gold color change. Heaving the DVD-A10 from its confines, weighing in at a solid 19 pounds, it was placed it front and center of the new Listening Room / Home Office. This room is fitted for 5.1 Surround Sound so the full capabilities of this new media could be explored. The DVD-A10 needs to be connected to a receiver that is capable of accepting all six analog outputs (Front Left, Right, Center, Rear Right, Left and Sub), if you want to experience the full six channel mode. You could use that old AC-3-Ready receiver you still may have hanging around, but do yourself a favor and spring for one of the new multi-channel receivers. The DVD-A10 can decode Dolby Digital as well as DTS so you probably want a receiver that can handle that, as most do. If you do not have a DTS capable receiver that is ok because the DVD-A10 will decode those formats for ya'! To defeat software pirates, the digital outputs only stream data at 48 kHz/16-bit (CD quality) and down-mixes multiple channels to two channel PCM signals. In short, you are not gonna' make a six channel recording of your favorite DVD-Audio folks. You can make on clean CD quality mix though...but why would you want to? The DVD-A10 connects to a multi-channel receiver via six analog inputs. I connected six matching audio interconnects and dialed in the system. This is how the majority of listening in full six-channel mode (where applicable) was done, but also did quite a bit of two channel listening as well. I purchased two DVD-Audio discs. Natalie Merchants Tigerlily [Wea/Elektra Entertainment - ASIN: B0000507R2], and The Corrs In Blue [Wea/Atlantic/Lava - ASIN: B0000560XJ]. Listening to a musical selection in six-channel surround is truly a different experience and takes a bit of getting used to. For audio purist, comfortable with only listening to music in two channels, this may be quite unsettling. I auditioned many selections in both two and six channels and over time started favoring the six channels format. Why? Well, in six channels there was a feeling of involvement with the music. Being part of the program instead of an outsider just listening in. The added sonic resolution also introduced many new riffs and sounds to many of the songs auditioned. On Tigerlily, I was often surprised to hear a totally new guitar riff that I did not know existed before. Cool! My overall impression of DVD-Audio (on the Technics DVD-A10) was one of clarity, envelopment and space. There was a clear definition to the notes. A beginning and an end. The music had a quality about it that relates to watching an HDTV program vs. an NTSC broadcast program. The HDTV image has much more definition and clarity. If you have ever had the privilege to enjoy a few of your favorite shows, broadcast in HDTV, I assure you will be begging for more. The same can be said for DVD-Audio. What if you do not have a surround sound setup in your audio only listening room? Well, at the very worst, DVD-Audio (in two channel mode) sounds like the best CD recording you've ever heard (when the material on the software is done well). In six-channel mode DVD-Audio is a totally new musical experience. If you're looking for techno-babble to convince you to buy the Technics DVD-A10, here's a little. The DVD-A10 comes with: THCB (Technics Hybrid Construction Base) that helps isolate the music signal from vibrations, separate power supplies for analog and digital circuitry, audio-only function, built-in Dolby Digital and DTS decoder, 10-bit video D/A converter for high quality picture, two-channel sound with 192 kHz sampling/24-bit quantization, multi-channel sound capabilities using linear PCM with up to 96 kHz sampling rate, a dynamic range of 144 dB, digital re-master processing function (should you want to play CDs on it), audiophile quality TA-KE II capacitors and A.V.B.O. (Advanced Virtual Battery Operation) that is claimed to help eliminate power supply noise. As far as outputs? Component video out, two S-Video outs, two RCA video outs, six channel analog outs, coaxial and TOSlink digital outs and two sets of RCA analog outs. Oh.... I forgot! It also has a really cool pale blue light that glows (ever so softly) on each side of the display. Of all the techno-goodies the DVD-A10 comes with, I was really impressed by the AVBO (no hum or noise. It is q- u-i-e-t quiet!) and the THCB (the construction base) makes this one of the sturdiest DVD players I have ever felt. This unit is heavy, solid, looks and sounds great and is clearly the statement piece for Technics foray into the world of DVD-Audio. The manual leaves a little to be desired in the way of descriptions. Never did figure out what the RE-MASTER function does. The manual describes this function as Re-Master: You can turn the Re-Master function on or off . Gee thanks, that helps. The factory setting is ON, so I left it on. There are so many other cool features, this review would be ten pages long, so suffice to say, it's loaded for bear. The DVD-A10 is not cheap at $1,199 MSRP. Six channel sound? Yes, you can enjoy excellent sound quality on your two-channel system but you should really try six channels to really experience DVD-Audio. Ok, so that means purchasing three more speakers and a subwoofer. My listening room was already equipped with surround speakers (in-walls) so only needed to add a center channel. For the optimum system it is paramount to have five timbre matched loudspeakers, which in my case would require a sizable investment. So yes the costs start adding up. Then again if you already own a home theater system, just add the DVD-Audio player to your rack. Overall I am going to give the Technics DVD-A10 DVD-Audio player high praise. The format is new and exciting. It will only get better. If you have the opportunity to listen to a DVD-Audio demo in a controlled and quiet environment please do. You will not be disappointed. The DVD-A10 can play all formats (DVD Video Discs, Video CDs and Compact Discs) so I have a second system for the price of one! DVD-Audio releases are rolling out on a regular basis, so there are many new audio experiences to look forward to. Take a DVD-Audio demo out for a spin. If it feels right, buy it. You won't regret it. Ratings: Tonality 98 Sub-bass (10 Hz - 60 Hz) 91 Mid-bass (80 Hz - 200 Hz) 92 Midrange (200 Hz - 3,000 Hz) 95 High-frequencies (3,000 Hz on up) 95 Attack 96 Decay 92 Inner Resolution 94 Imaging 97 Fit and Finish 92 Self Noise 90 Value for the Money 88 Specifications High performance audio playback from DVD Audio Discs, a new world standard for home audio reproduction Also plays back DVD Video Discs, Video CDs and Compact Discs for compatibility with a wide variety of formats Two-channel sound with up 192 kHz sampling and 24-bit quantization Multi-channel sound capabilities (up to six channels) using linear PCM with up to 96 kHz sampling for surround sound Newly-developed multi-bit D/A conversion system for retrieval of DVD audio signals up to 192 kHz/24-bit Dynamic range of 144 dB Digital Re-Master Processing function CD playback R-Core transformer reduce magnetic flux leakage for low noise Audiophile quality TA-KE II capacitors Advanced Virtual Battery Operation helps eliminate power supply noise and achieves low impedance THCB (Technics Hybrid Construction Base) helps isolate the music signal from vibrations Separate power supplies for analog and digital circuitry Audio-only function to minimize interference in the audio spectrum Built-in Dolby Digital and DTS decoder for compatibility with a variety of surround sound formats 10-bit video D/A converter Optional coaxial digital output for connection to a variety of digital components

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Vintage 2000 Technics DVD-A10 DVD-Audio Video Player With Power Cord And Remote Tested- Tested everything (including head phone jack) It is in great, working condition. Remote has a clean battery compartment. It takes 2 AA batteries not included. System is nice as well. Has minor wear or scratches. Foot pads have marks. Please see all pictures. Specifications: December 2000 Region 1 High performance audio playback from DVD Audio Discs, a new world standard for home audio reproduction Also plays back DVD Video Discs, Video CDs and Compact Discs for compatibility with a wide variety of formats Two-channel sound with up 192 kHz sampling and 24-bit quantization Multi-channel sound capabilities (up to six channels) using linear PCM with up to 96 kHz sampling for surround sound Newly-developed multi-bit D/A conversion system for retrieval of DVD audio signals up to 192 kHz/24-bit Dynamic range of 144 dB Digital Re-Master Processing function CD playback R-Core transformer reduce magnetic flux leakage for low noise Audiophile quality TA-KE II capacitors Advanced Virtual Battery Operation helps eliminate power supply noise and achieves low impedance THCB (Technics Hybrid Construction Base) helps isolate the music signal from vibrations Separate power supplies for analog and digital circuitry Audio-only function to minimize interference in the audio spectrum Built-in Dolby Digital and DTS decoder for compatibility with a variety of surround sound formats 10-bit video D/A converter Optional coaxial digital output for connection to a variety of digital components.

Works and looks great. Plays both DVD and CDs. Solid, heavy and well build player. NO remote. NON-smoking home.

You are buying a MINT CONDITION: OPPO BDP-103D SACD DVD-Audio 3D Blu-Ray Player with Remote control, wireless adapter A103 & Audioquest HDMI cable. The unit is used but works perfectly has been tested. NOTE: THE MANUAL IS NOT INCLUDED BUT HERE IS THE LINK http://download.oppodigital.com/BDP103/BDP-103D_USER_MANUAL_English_v1.1.pdf Pictures are part of the description so please see them carefully and make your own conclusion about the item’s WHAT YOU SEE IS WHAT YOU GET Thanks for looking selling as the pictures shown. ABOUT SHIPPING Shipping Within US 48 Continental States Only (No shipping to Puerto Rico, Alaska, Hawaii) will be shipped by Fedex UPS Or USPS Ground according your location with free tracking number and It will be shipped thru the address provided by eBay so please make sure it's right during checkout! Feel free to any questions. NOT SHIPPING TO P.O BOX ADDRESSES For International buyer we will use eBay Global shipping option no exceptions. ABOUT RETURN Please contact seller if you have any inconvenience with your item, before open an eBay case or leave a negative feedback (There are many ways to solve any issue) Is very important for Us make our costumers happy’s. Buy with confidence ?????TOP SELLER ????? • See other items in our eBay page!!! https://www.ebay.com/str/jarvingracestore

Vintage dedicated DVD-Audio player in mint condition and in working order with a brand new laser assembly installed and calibrated. The only blemishes are minor scratches on the back of the unit where the connections are located (see photo). Otherwise, the unit is mint with no other marks or scratches whatsoever. A real beauty considering its age. Comes with users manual, power cord, composite video cable and original remote control. NOTE: The original remote control is functional but its “enter” button has come off (The button is included should you want to have it reinstalled). I am including a brand-new, unused, boxed, and fully functional replacement remote control for this unit. This is a one-of-a-kind gem and you’re unlikely to find another in this condition. Buy with confidence. Here’s a review of the unit written when it was originally presented: Technics DVD-A10 DVD-Audio Player Review by Dwayne Carter DVD-Audio takes advantage of the enormous amount of storage on the DVD format (4.7GB). That's about 400 minutes of audio and video depending on resolutions and number of channels used. Many DVD- Audio discs contain music videos as well. I have spent the past three months auditioning, playing and finally owning the new Technics DVD-A10, DVD-Audio player. I'm Hooked. To start with, the Technics DVD-A10 is a visually stunning piece of equipment for the price (MSRP $1,199). My review unit came in the new, warm champagne color (right down to the lighted remote). While most of my A/V gear comes in the obligatory black, I welcomed this silvery /gold color change. Heaving the DVD-A10 from its confines, weighing in at a solid 19 pounds, it was placed it front and center of the new Listening Room / Home Office. This room is fitted for 5.1 Surround Sound so the full capabilities of this new media could be explored. The DVD-A10 needs to be connected to a receiver that is capable of accepting all six analog outputs (Front Left, Right, Center, Rear Right, Left and Sub), if you want to experience the full six channel mode. You could use that old AC-3-Ready receiver you still may have hanging around, but do yourself a favor and spring for one of the new multi-channel receivers. The DVD-A10 can decode Dolby Digital as well as DTS so you probably want a receiver that can handle that, as most do. If you do not have a DTS capable receiver that is ok because the DVD-A10 will decode those formats for ya'! To defeat software pirates, the digital outputs only stream data at 48 kHz/16-bit (CD quality) and down-mixes multiple channels to two channel PCM signals. In short, you are not gonna' make a six channel recording of your favorite DVD-Audio folks. You can make on clean CD quality mix though...but why would you want to? The DVD-A10 connects to a multi-channel receiver via six analog inputs. I connected six matching audio interconnects and dialed in the system. This is how the majority of listening in full six-channel mode (where applicable) was done, but also did quite a bit of two channel listening as well. I purchased two DVD-Audio discs. Natalie Merchants Tigerlily [Wea/Elektra Entertainment - ASIN: B0000507R2], and The Corrs In Blue [Wea/Atlantic/Lava - ASIN: B0000560XJ]. Listening to a musical selection in six-channel surround is truly a different experience and takes a bit of getting used to. For audio purist, comfortable with only listening to music in two channels, this may be quite unsettling. I auditioned many selections in both two and six channels and over time started favoring the six channels format. Why? Well, in six channels there was a feeling of involvement with the music. Being part of the program instead of an outsider just listening in. The added sonic resolution also introduced many new riffs and sounds to many of the songs auditioned. On Tigerlily, I was often surprised to hear a totally new guitar riff that I did not know existed before. Cool! My overall impression of DVD-Audio (on the Technics DVD-A10) was one of clarity, envelopment and space. There was a clear definition to the notes. A beginning and an end. The music had a quality about it that relates to watching an HDTV program vs. an NTSC broadcast program. The HDTV image has much more definition and clarity. If you have ever had the privilege to enjoy a few of your favorite shows, broadcast in HDTV, I assure you will be begging for more. The same can be said for DVD-Audio. What if you do not have a surround sound setup in your audio only listening room? Well, at the very worst, DVD-Audio (in two channel mode) sounds like the best CD recording you've ever heard (when the material on the software is done well). In six-channel mode DVD-Audio is a totally new musical experience. If you're looking for techno-babble to convince you to buy the Technics DVD-A10, here's a little. The DVD-A10 comes with: THCB (Technics Hybrid Construction Base) that helps isolate the music signal from vibrations, separate power supplies for analog and digital circuitry, audio-only function, built-in Dolby Digital and DTS decoder, 10-bit video D/A converter for high quality picture, two-channel sound with 192 kHz sampling/24-bit quantization, multi-channel sound capabilities using linear PCM with up to 96 kHz sampling rate, a dynamic range of 144 dB, digital re-master processing function (should you want to play CDs on it), audiophile quality TA-KE II capacitors and A.V.B.O. (Advanced Virtual Battery Operation) that is claimed to help eliminate power supply noise. As far as outputs? Component video out, two S-Video outs, two RCA video outs, six channel analog outs, coaxial and TOSlink digital outs and two sets of RCA analog outs. Oh.... I forgot! It also has a really cool pale blue light that glows (ever so softly) on each side of the display. Of all the techno-goodies the DVD-A10 comes with, I was really impressed by the AVBO (no hum or noise. It is q- u-i-e-t quiet!) and the THCB (the construction base) makes this one of the sturdiest DVD players I have ever felt. This unit is heavy, solid, looks and sounds great and is clearly the statement piece for Technics foray into the world of DVD-Audio. The manual leaves a little to be desired in the way of descriptions. Never did figure out what the RE-MASTER function does. The manual describes this function as Re-Master: You can turn the Re-Master function on or off . Gee thanks, that helps. The factory setting is ON, so I left it on. There are so many other cool features, this review would be ten pages long, so suffice to say, it's loaded for bear. The DVD-A10 is not cheap at $1,199 MSRP. Six channel sound? Yes, you can enjoy excellent sound quality on your two-channel system but you should really try six channels to really experience DVD-Audio. Ok, so that means purchasing three more speakers and a subwoofer. My listening room was already equipped with surround speakers (in-walls) so only needed to add a center channel. For the optimum system it is paramount to have five timbre matched loudspeakers, which in my case would require a sizable investment. So yes the costs start adding up. Then again if you already own a home theater system, just add the DVD-Audio player to your rack. Overall I am going to give the Technics DVD-A10 DVD-Audio player high praise. The format is new and exciting. It will only get better. If you have the opportunity to listen to a DVD-Audio demo in a controlled and quiet environment please do. You will not be disappointed. The DVD-A10 can play all formats (DVD Video Discs, Video CDs and Compact Discs) so I have a second system for the price of one! DVD-Audio releases are rolling out on a regular basis, so there are many new audio experiences to look forward to. Take a DVD-Audio demo out for a spin. If it feels right, buy it. You won't regret it. Ratings: Tonality 98 Sub-bass (10 Hz - 60 Hz) 91 Mid-bass (80 Hz - 200 Hz) 92 Midrange (200 Hz - 3,000 Hz) 95 High-frequencies (3,000 Hz on up) 95 Attack 96 Decay 92 Inner Resolution 94 Imaging 97 Fit and Finish 92 Self Noise 90 Value for the Money 88 Specifications High performance audio playback from DVD Audio Discs, a new world standard for home audio reproduction Also plays back DVD Video Discs, Video CDs and Compact Discs for compatibility with a wide variety of formats Two-channel sound with up 192 kHz sampling and 24-bit quantization Multi-channel sound capabilities (up to six channels) using linear PCM with up to 96 kHz sampling for surround sound Newly-developed multi-bit D/A conversion system for retrieval of DVD audio signals up to 192 kHz/24-bit Dynamic range of 144 dB Digital Re-Master Processing function CD playback R-Core transformer reduce magnetic flux leakage for low noise Audiophile quality TA-KE II capacitors Advanced Virtual Battery Operation helps eliminate power supply noise and achieves low impedance THCB (Technics Hybrid Construction Base) helps isolate the music signal from vibrations Separate power supplies for analog and digital circuitry Audio-only function to minimize interference in the audio spectrum Built-in Dolby Digital and DTS decoder for compatibility with a variety of surround sound formats 10-bit video D/A converter Optional coaxial digital output for connection to a variety of digital components

OEM MITSUBISHI 290P103A10 Universal Remote - TV, Cable/DBS/DTV, VCR, DVD, Audio.

Original OEM MITSUBISHI 290P122A10 TV Remote Control Cable/TV VCR DVD AUDIO.

Your template | Trixum > Denon Universal-Player < - Gesetzliche Gewährleistung - mit Rechnung vom Händler - alle Fotos sind vom angebotenen Produkt - sehr guter technischer Zustand - Alle Geräte können bei ernsthaftem Interesse in unserem Hörraum getestet werden und Sie können sich von der Richtigkeit unserer Angaben überzeugen. Preisnachlaß bei Selbstabholung möglich! Infos gerne auch per Tel. Unsere Nummer finden Sie unten in den Pflichtangaben. › ‹ › ‹ › ‹ › ‹ › ‹ Beschreibung: Angeboten wird ein klanglich und optisch herausragender CD Player. Das Gerät wurde von der Fachpresse ganz oben eingestuft: Referenzklasse! Die Tests, Stimmen und technische Infos finden Sie ganz leicht im Netz. Bei ernsthaftem Interesse kann der Player in unserem Hörraum getestet werden und Sie können sich vom tollen Zustand und dem fantastischen Klang selbst überzeugen. Bei Selbstabholung können wir Ihnen auch vom Preis her etwas besser entgegenkommen. Lieferumfang ist das Gerät, Fernbedienung und Stromkabel. Versand in hervorragender Verpackung. Zustand: Fast wie neu, nur minimale Gebrauchspuren, die man nur aus der Nähe sieht. Versand In Deutschland: 26,00 Euro, mit Versicherung. Description: A CD player that is outstanding in terms of sound and appearance is offered. The device was rated at the top by the specialist press: reference class! You can easily find the tests, votes and technical information online. Condition: In our opinion the player is near mint. Very light wear, only vissible when you look very close. You are welcome to visit our store! It can be tested before paying. Shipping: In EU: 39,99 Euro with insurance. Worldwide: 195 Euro Sicher einkaufen Bei einem Händler sind Sie auf der sicheren Seite! Seit dem es das Internet gibt, gab es noch nie so viele Betrugsfälle und Betrugsversuche, wie im Moment! Die Methoden der Betrüger sind mittlerweile so ausgefeilt, dass selbst Profis darauf hereinfallen können. Ein Gewerblicher Händler bietet Ihnen davor Schutz. Er ermöglicht Ihnen:einen persönlichen Telefonkontakt (Nummer im Impressum)eine persönliche Besichtigung vor OrtSelbstabholungBarzahlung nach ProbelaufPaypal-ZahlungRückgaberecht gemäß Fernabsatzgesetzgesetzliche Gewährleistung (AGB´s beachten)Möglicherweise eine Garantie (AGB´s beachten)einen sicheren Versandprofessionelle Verpackung... und viele weitere Serviceleistungen Garantiebedingungen und Allgemeine Angaben In unseren Rechnungen wird wegen Differenzbesteuerung KEINE Mehrwertsteuer ausgewiesen.Fragen versuchen wir so schnell wie möglich zu beantworten. Im Einzelfall kann es aber mal zwei bis drei Tage dauern.Keine Garantie für die Angaben im Ebay-Produktkatalog. Für Fragen bitte den entsprechenden Button hier bei Ebay benutzen nicht das Telefon.Verwendete Markennamen sind Eigentum des Herstellers und werden nur verwendet um das Produkt uns seine hervorragende Qualität zu beschreiben.*GARANTIEBEDINGUNGEN:Wenn in unseren Angeboten eine Haltbarkeitsgarantie angegeben ist, dann bleiben Ihre weiteren gesetzlichen Rechte (z. B. Gewährleistung davon unberührt. Die Garantie umfasst alle technischen Fehlfunktionen, soweit diese nicht durch falschen Gebrauch hervorgerufen wurden. Ausgenommen von der hier dargestellten Garantie sind Batterien, Lautsprechersicken, Laser, CD-Laufwerke und Akkus (auch festinstallierte). Der Garantiegeber ist Harald Leichtle, Schweppermannstr. 5, 90408 Nürnberg. Die Garantie ist deutschlandweit und ist auf den oben im Angebot angegebenen Zeitrahmen beschränkt. Zur Prüfung und Abwicklung des Garantiefalles setzen Sie sich bitte telefonisch oder schriftlich mit uns in Verbindung. Zur Prüfung und eventuellen Schadensbehebung muss uns der Kaufgegenstand und eine Kopie der Rechnung kostenfrei zur Verfügung gestellt werden. Ist eine Reperatur oder eine Ersatzlieferung nicht möglich, erhält der Käufer den Kaufpreis zuzüglich Rücksendekosten zurück.Hinweis nach dem Batteriegesetz: Im Zusammenhang mit dem Vertrieb von Batterien oder mit der Lieferung von Geräten, die Batterien enthalten, sind wir verpflichtet, Sie auf folgendes hinzuweisen: Sie sind zur Rückgabe gebrauchter Batterien als Endnutzer gesetzlich verpflichtet. Sie können Altbatterien, die wir als Neubatterien im Sortiment führen oder geführt haben, unentgeltlich an unserem Versandlager (Versandadresse) zurückgeben. Die auf den Batterien abgebildeten Symbole haben folgende Bedeutung: Das Symbol der durchgekreuzten Mülltonne bedeutet, dass die Batterie nicht in den Hausmüll gegeben werden darf. Pb = Batterie enthält mehr als 0,004 Masseprozent Blei. Cd = Batterie enthält mehr als 0,002 Masseprozent Cadmium. Hg = Batterie enthält mehr als 0,0005 Masseprozent Quecksilber.Bitte beachten Sie auch unsere AGB´s und unser Impressum. Beide sind auf dieser Seite hinterlegt.Photos are original. We will try to answer your questions as soon as possible. No guarantee for the informations of the Ebay-catalogue. For questions please use the button here on Ebay.

Original OEM Mitsubishi 290P122A10 TV Remote Control Cable TV VCR DVD AUDIO *Please See Pictures For Condition ***BUY IT NOW!!!

Vintage dedicated DVD-Audio player in mint condition and in working order with a brand new laser assembly installed and calibrated. The only blemishes are minor scratches on the back of the unit where the connections are located (see photo). Otherwise, the unit is mint with no other marks or scratches whatsoever. A real beauty considering its age. Comes with users manual, power cord, composite video cable and original remote control. NOTE: The original remote control is functional but its “enter” button has come off (The button is included should you want to have it reinstalled). I am including a brand-new, unused, boxed, and fully functional replacement remote control for this unit. This is a one-of-a-kind gem and you’re unlikely to find another in this condition. Buy with confidence. Here’s a review of the unit written when it was originally presented: Technics DVD-A10 DVD-Audio Player Review by Dwayne Carter DVD-Audio takes advantage of the enormous amount of storage on the DVD format (4.7GB). That's about 400 minutes of audio and video depending on resolutions and number of channels used. Many DVD- Audio discs contain music videos as well. I have spent the past three months auditioning, playing and finally owning the new Technics DVD-A10, DVD-Audio player. I'm Hooked. To start with, the Technics DVD-A10 is a visually stunning piece of equipment for the price (MSRP $1,199). My review unit came in the new, warm champagne color (right down to the lighted remote). While most of my A/V gear comes in the obligatory black, I welcomed this silvery /gold color change. Heaving the DVD-A10 from its confines, weighing in at a solid 19 pounds, it was placed it front and center of the new Listening Room / Home Office. This room is fitted for 5.1 Surround Sound so the full capabilities of this new media could be explored. The DVD-A10 needs to be connected to a receiver that is capable of accepting all six analog outputs (Front Left, Right, Center, Rear Right, Left and Sub), if you want to experience the full six channel mode. You could use that old AC-3-Ready receiver you still may have hanging around, but do yourself a favor and spring for one of the new multi-channel receivers. The DVD-A10 can decode Dolby Digital as well as DTS so you probably want a receiver that can handle that, as most do. If you do not have a DTS capable receiver that is ok because the DVD-A10 will decode those formats for ya'! To defeat software pirates, the digital outputs only stream data at 48 kHz/16-bit (CD quality) and down-mixes multiple channels to two channel PCM signals. In short, you are not gonna' make a six channel recording of your favorite DVD-Audio folks. You can make on clean CD quality mix though...but why would you want to? The DVD-A10 connects to a multi-channel receiver via six analog inputs. I connected six matching audio interconnects and dialed in the system. This is how the majority of listening in full six-channel mode (where applicable) was done, but also did quite a bit of two channel listening as well. I purchased two DVD-Audio discs. Natalie Merchants Tigerlily [Wea/Elektra Entertainment - ASIN: B0000507R2], and The Corrs In Blue [Wea/Atlantic/Lava - ASIN: B0000560XJ]. Listening to a musical selection in six-channel surround is truly a different experience and takes a bit of getting used to. For audio purist, comfortable with only listening to music in two channels, this may be quite unsettling. I auditioned many selections in both two and six channels and over time started favoring the six channels format. Why? Well, in six channels there was a feeling of involvement with the music. Being part of the program instead of an outsider just listening in. The added sonic resolution also introduced many new riffs and sounds to many of the songs auditioned. On Tigerlily, I was often surprised to hear a totally new guitar riff that I did not know existed before. Cool! My overall impression of DVD-Audio (on the Technics DVD-A10) was one of clarity, envelopment and space. There was a clear definition to the notes. A beginning and an end. The music had a quality about it that relates to watching an HDTV program vs. an NTSC broadcast program. The HDTV image has much more definition and clarity. If you have ever had the privilege to enjoy a few of your favorite shows, broadcast in HDTV, I assure you will be begging for more. The same can be said for DVD-Audio. What if you do not have a surround sound setup in your audio only listening room? Well, at the very worst, DVD-Audio (in two channel mode) sounds like the best CD recording you've ever heard (when the material on the software is done well). In six-channel mode DVD-Audio is a totally new musical experience. If you're looking for techno-babble to convince you to buy the Technics DVD-A10, here's a little. The DVD-A10 comes with: THCB (Technics Hybrid Construction Base) that helps isolate the music signal from vibrations, separate power supplies for analog and digital circuitry, audio-only function, built-in Dolby Digital and DTS decoder, 10-bit video D/A converter for high quality picture, two-channel sound with 192 kHz sampling/24-bit quantization, multi-channel sound capabilities using linear PCM with up to 96 kHz sampling rate, a dynamic range of 144 dB, digital re-master processing function (should you want to play CDs on it), audiophile quality TA-KE II capacitors and A.V.B.O. (Advanced Virtual Battery Operation) that is claimed to help eliminate power supply noise. As far as outputs? Component video out, two S-Video outs, two RCA video outs, six channel analog outs, coaxial and TOSlink digital outs and two sets of RCA analog outs. Oh.... I forgot! It also has a really cool pale blue light that glows (ever so softly) on each side of the display. Of all the techno-goodies the DVD-A10 comes with, I was really impressed by the AVBO (no hum or noise. It is q- u-i-e-t quiet!) and the THCB (the construction base) makes this one of the sturdiest DVD players I have ever felt. This unit is heavy, solid, looks and sounds great and is clearly the statement piece for Technics foray into the world of DVD-Audio. The manual leaves a little to be desired in the way of descriptions. Never did figure out what the RE-MASTER function does. The manual describes this function as Re-Master: You can turn the Re-Master function on or off . Gee thanks, that helps. The factory setting is ON, so I left it on. There are so many other cool features, this review would be ten pages long, so suffice to say, it's loaded for bear. The DVD-A10 is not cheap at $1,199 MSRP. Six channel sound? Yes, you can enjoy excellent sound quality on your two-channel system but you should really try six channels to really experience DVD-Audio. Ok, so that means purchasing three more speakers and a subwoofer. My listening room was already equipped with surround speakers (in-walls) so only needed to add a center channel. For the optimum system it is paramount to have five timbre matched loudspeakers, which in my case would require a sizable investment. So yes the costs start adding up. Then again if you already own a home theater system, just add the DVD-Audio player to your rack. Overall I am going to give the Technics DVD-A10 DVD-Audio player high praise. The format is new and exciting. It will only get better. If you have the opportunity to listen to a DVD-Audio demo in a controlled and quiet environment please do. You will not be disappointed. The DVD-A10 can play all formats (DVD Video Discs, Video CDs and Compact Discs) so I have a second system for the price of one! DVD-Audio releases are rolling out on a regular basis, so there are many new audio experiences to look forward to. Take a DVD-Audio demo out for a spin. If it feels right, buy it. You won't regret it. Ratings: Tonality 98 Sub-bass (10 Hz - 60 Hz) 91 Mid-bass (80 Hz - 200 Hz) 92 Midrange (200 Hz - 3,000 Hz) 95 High-frequencies (3,000 Hz on up) 95 Attack 96 Decay 92 Inner Resolution 94 Imaging 97 Fit and Finish 92 Self Noise 90 Value for the Money 88 Specifications High performance audio playback from DVD Audio Discs, a new world standard for home audio reproduction Also plays back DVD Video Discs, Video CDs and Compact Discs for compatibility with a wide variety of formats Two-channel sound with up 192 kHz sampling and 24-bit quantization Multi-channel sound capabilities (up to six channels) using linear PCM with up to 96 kHz sampling for surround sound Newly-developed multi-bit D/A conversion system for retrieval of DVD audio signals up to 192 kHz/24-bit Dynamic range of 144 dB Digital Re-Master Processing function CD playback R-Core transformer reduce magnetic flux leakage for low noise Audiophile quality TA-KE II capacitors Advanced Virtual Battery Operation helps eliminate power supply noise and achieves low impedance THCB (Technics Hybrid Construction Base) helps isolate the music signal from vibrations Separate power supplies for analog and digital circuitry Audio-only function to minimize interference in the audio spectrum Built-in Dolby Digital and DTS decoder for compatibility with a variety of surround sound formats 10-bit video D/A converter Optional coaxial digital output for connection to a variety of digital components

Works and looks great. Plays both DVD and CDs. Solid, heavy and well build player. NO remote. NON-smoking home.

OEM MITSUBISHI 290P103A10 Universal Remote - TV, Cable/DBS/DTV, VCR, DVD, Audio.

Original OEM MITSUBISHI 290P122A10 TV Remote Control Cable/TV VCR DVD AUDIO.

Vintage dedicated DVD-Audio player in mint condition and in working order with a brand new laser assembly installed and calibrated. The only blemishes are minor scratches on the back of the unit where the connections are located (see photo). Otherwise, the unit is mint with no other marks or scratches whatsoever. A real beauty considering its age. Comes with users manual, power cord, composite video cable and original remote control. NOTE: The original remote control is functional but its “enter” button has come off (The button is included should you want to have it reinstalled). I am including a brand-new, unused, boxed, and fully functional replacement remote control for this unit. This is a one-of-a-kind gem and you’re unlikely to find another in this condition. Buy with confidence. Here’s a review of the unit written when it was originally presented: Technics DVD-A10 DVD-Audio Player Review by Dwayne Carter DVD-Audio takes advantage of the enormous amount of storage on the DVD format (4.7GB). That's about 400 minutes of audio and video depending on resolutions and number of channels used. Many DVD- Audio discs contain music videos as well. I have spent the past three months auditioning, playing and finally owning the new Technics DVD-A10, DVD-Audio player. I'm Hooked. To start with, the Technics DVD-A10 is a visually stunning piece of equipment for the price (MSRP $1,199). My review unit came in the new, warm champagne color (right down to the lighted remote). While most of my A/V gear comes in the obligatory black, I welcomed this silvery /gold color change. Heaving the DVD-A10 from its confines, weighing in at a solid 19 pounds, it was placed it front and center of the new Listening Room / Home Office. This room is fitted for 5.1 Surround Sound so the full capabilities of this new media could be explored. The DVD-A10 needs to be connected to a receiver that is capable of accepting all six analog outputs (Front Left, Right, Center, Rear Right, Left and Sub), if you want to experience the full six channel mode. You could use that old AC-3-Ready receiver you still may have hanging around, but do yourself a favor and spring for one of the new multi-channel receivers. The DVD-A10 can decode Dolby Digital as well as DTS so you probably want a receiver that can handle that, as most do. If you do not have a DTS capable receiver that is ok because the DVD-A10 will decode those formats for ya'! To defeat software pirates, the digital outputs only stream data at 48 kHz/16-bit (CD quality) and down-mixes multiple channels to two channel PCM signals. In short, you are not gonna' make a six channel recording of your favorite DVD-Audio folks. You can make on clean CD quality mix though...but why would you want to? The DVD-A10 connects to a multi-channel receiver via six analog inputs. I connected six matching audio interconnects and dialed in the system. This is how the majority of listening in full six-channel mode (where applicable) was done, but also did quite a bit of two channel listening as well. I purchased two DVD-Audio discs. Natalie Merchants Tigerlily [Wea/Elektra Entertainment - ASIN: B0000507R2], and The Corrs In Blue [Wea/Atlantic/Lava - ASIN: B0000560XJ]. Listening to a musical selection in six-channel surround is truly a different experience and takes a bit of getting used to. For audio purist, comfortable with only listening to music in two channels, this may be quite unsettling. I auditioned many selections in both two and six channels and over time started favoring the six channels format. Why? Well, in six channels there was a feeling of involvement with the music. Being part of the program instead of an outsider just listening in. The added sonic resolution also introduced many new riffs and sounds to many of the songs auditioned. On Tigerlily, I was often surprised to hear a totally new guitar riff that I did not know existed before. Cool! My overall impression of DVD-Audio (on the Technics DVD-A10) was one of clarity, envelopment and space. There was a clear definition to the notes. A beginning and an end. The music had a quality about it that relates to watching an HDTV program vs. an NTSC broadcast program. The HDTV image has much more definition and clarity. If you have ever had the privilege to enjoy a few of your favorite shows, broadcast in HDTV, I assure you will be begging for more. The same can be said for DVD-Audio. What if you do not have a surround sound setup in your audio only listening room? Well, at the very worst, DVD-Audio (in two channel mode) sounds like the best CD recording you've ever heard (when the material on the software is done well). In six-channel mode DVD-Audio is a totally new musical experience. If you're looking for techno-babble to convince you to buy the Technics DVD-A10, here's a little. The DVD-A10 comes with: THCB (Technics Hybrid Construction Base) that helps isolate the music signal from vibrations, separate power supplies for analog and digital circuitry, audio-only function, built-in Dolby Digital and DTS decoder, 10-bit video D/A converter for high quality picture, two-channel sound with 192 kHz sampling/24-bit quantization, multi-channel sound capabilities using linear PCM with up to 96 kHz sampling rate, a dynamic range of 144 dB, digital re-master processing function (should you want to play CDs on it), audiophile quality TA-KE II capacitors and A.V.B.O. (Advanced Virtual Battery Operation) that is claimed to help eliminate power supply noise. As far as outputs? Component video out, two S-Video outs, two RCA video outs, six channel analog outs, coaxial and TOSlink digital outs and two sets of RCA analog outs. Oh.... I forgot! It also has a really cool pale blue light that glows (ever so softly) on each side of the display. Of all the techno-goodies the DVD-A10 comes with, I was really impressed by the AVBO (no hum or noise. It is q- u-i-e-t quiet!) and the THCB (the construction base) makes this one of the sturdiest DVD players I have ever felt. This unit is heavy, solid, looks and sounds great and is clearly the statement piece for Technics foray into the world of DVD-Audio. The manual leaves a little to be desired in the way of descriptions. Never did figure out what the RE-MASTER function does. The manual describes this function as Re-Master: You can turn the Re-Master function on or off . Gee thanks, that helps. The factory setting is ON, so I left it on. There are so many other cool features, this review would be ten pages long, so suffice to say, it's loaded for bear. The DVD-A10 is not cheap at $1,199 MSRP. Six channel sound? Yes, you can enjoy excellent sound quality on your two-channel system but you should really try six channels to really experience DVD-Audio. Ok, so that means purchasing three more speakers and a subwoofer. My listening room was already equipped with surround speakers (in-walls) so only needed to add a center channel. For the optimum system it is paramount to have five timbre matched loudspeakers, which in my case would require a sizable investment. So yes the costs start adding up. Then again if you already own a home theater system, just add the DVD-Audio player to your rack. Overall I am going to give the Technics DVD-A10 DVD-Audio player high praise. The format is new and exciting. It will only get better. If you have the opportunity to listen to a DVD-Audio demo in a controlled and quiet environment please do. You will not be disappointed. The DVD-A10 can play all formats (DVD Video Discs, Video CDs and Compact Discs) so I have a second system for the price of one! DVD-Audio releases are rolling out on a regular basis, so there are many new audio experiences to look forward to. Take a DVD-Audio demo out for a spin. If it feels right, buy it. You won't regret it. Ratings: Tonality 98 Sub-bass (10 Hz - 60 Hz) 91 Mid-bass (80 Hz - 200 Hz) 92 Midrange (200 Hz - 3,000 Hz) 95 High-frequencies (3,000 Hz on up) 95 Attack 96 Decay 92 Inner Resolution 94 Imaging 97 Fit and Finish 92 Self Noise 90 Value for the Money 88 Specifications High performance audio playback from DVD Audio Discs, a new world standard for home audio reproduction Also plays back DVD Video Discs, Video CDs and Compact Discs for compatibility with a wide variety of formats Two-channel sound with up 192 kHz sampling and 24-bit quantization Multi-channel sound capabilities (up to six channels) using linear PCM with up to 96 kHz sampling for surround sound Newly-developed multi-bit D/A conversion system for retrieval of DVD audio signals up to 192 kHz/24-bit Dynamic range of 144 dB Digital Re-Master Processing function CD playback R-Core transformer reduce magnetic flux leakage for low noise Audiophile quality TA-KE II capacitors Advanced Virtual Battery Operation helps eliminate power supply noise and achieves low impedance THCB (Technics Hybrid Construction Base) helps isolate the music signal from vibrations Separate power supplies for analog and digital circuitry Audio-only function to minimize interference in the audio spectrum Built-in Dolby Digital and DTS decoder for compatibility with a variety of surround sound formats 10-bit video D/A converter Optional coaxial digital output for connection to a variety of digital components

Works and looks great. Plays both DVD and CDs. Solid, heavy and well build player. NO remote. NON-smoking home.

OEM MITSUBISHI 290P103A10 Universal Remote - TV, Cable/DBS/DTV, VCR, DVD, Audio.

Original OEM MITSUBISHI 290P122A10 TV Remote Control Cable/TV VCR DVD AUDIO.

Vintage dedicated DVD-Audio player in mint condition and in working order with a brand new laser assembly installed and calibrated. The only blemishes are minor scratches on the back of the unit where the connections are located. Otherwise, the unit is mint with no other marks or scratches whatsoever. A real beauty considering its age. Comes with users manual, power cord, composite video cable and original remote control. NOTE: The original remote control is functional but its “enter” button has come off (The button is included should you want to have it reinstalled). I am including a brand-new, unused, boxed, and fully functional replacement remote control for this unit. This is a one-of-a-kind gem and you’re unlikely to find another in this condition. Buy with confidence. Here’s a review of the unit written when it was originally presented: Technics DVD-A10 DVD-Audio Player Review by Dwayne Carter DVD-Audio takes advantage of the enormous amount of storage on the DVD format (4.7GB). That's about 400 minutes of audio and video depending on resolutions and number of channels used. Many DVD- Audio discs contain music videos as well. I have spent the past three months auditioning, playing and finally owning the new Technics DVD-A10, DVD-Audio player. I'm Hooked. To start with, the Technics DVD-A10 is a visually stunning piece of equipment for the price (MSRP $1,199). My review unit came in the new, warm champagne color (right down to the lighted remote). While most of my A/V gear comes in the obligatory black, I welcomed this silvery /gold color change. Heaving the DVD-A10 from its confines, weighing in at a solid 19 pounds, it was placed it front and center of the new Listening Room / Home Office. This room is fitted for 5.1 Surround Sound so the full capabilities of this new media could be explored. The DVD-A10 needs to be connected to a receiver that is capable of accepting all six analog outputs (Front Left, Right, Center, Rear Right, Left and Sub), if you want to experience the full six channel mode. You could use that old AC-3-Ready receiver you still may have hanging around, but do yourself a favor and spring for one of the new multi-channel receivers. The DVD-A10 can decode Dolby Digital as well as DTS so you probably want a receiver that can handle that, as most do. If you do not have a DTS capable receiver that is ok because the DVD-A10 will decode those formats for ya'! To defeat software pirates, the digital outputs only stream data at 48 kHz/16-bit (CD quality) and down-mixes multiple channels to two channel PCM signals. In short, you are not gonna' make a six channel recording of your favorite DVD-Audio folks. You can make on clean CD quality mix though...but why would you want to? The DVD-A10 connects to a multi-channel receiver via six analog inputs. I connected six matching audio interconnects and dialed in the system. This is how the majority of listening in full six-channel mode (where applicable) was done, but also did quite a bit of two channel listening as well. I purchased two DVD-Audio discs. Natalie Merchants Tigerlily [Wea/Elektra Entertainment - ASIN: B0000507R2], and The Corrs In Blue [Wea/Atlantic/Lava - ASIN: B0000560XJ]. Listening to a musical selection in six-channel surround is truly a different experience and takes a bit of getting used to. For audio purist, comfortable with only listening to music in two channels, this may be quite unsettling. I auditioned many selections in both two and six channels and over time started favoring the six channels format. Why? Well, in six channels there was a feeling of involvement with the music. Being part of the program instead of an outsider just listening in. The added sonic resolution also introduced many new riffs and sounds to many of the songs auditioned. On Tigerlily, I was often surprised to hear a totally new guitar riff that I did not know existed before. Cool! My overall impression of DVD-Audio (on the Technics DVD-A10) was one of clarity, envelopment and space. There was a clear definition to the notes. A beginning and an end. The music had a quality about it that relates to watching an HDTV program vs. an NTSC broadcast program. The HDTV image has much more definition and clarity. If you have ever had the privilege to enjoy a few of your favorite shows, broadcast in HDTV, I assure you will be begging for more. The same can be said for DVD-Audio. What if you do not have a surround sound setup in your audio only listening room? Well, at the very worst, DVD-Audio (in two channel mode) sounds like the best CD recording you've ever heard (when the material on the software is done well). In six-channel mode DVD-Audio is a totally new musical experience. If you're looking for techno-babble to convince you to buy the Technics DVD-A10, here's a little. The DVD-A10 comes with: THCB (Technics Hybrid Construction Base) that helps isolate the music signal from vibrations, separate power supplies for analog and digital circuitry, audio-only function, built-in Dolby Digital and DTS decoder, 10-bit video D/A converter for high quality picture, two-channel sound with 192 kHz sampling/24-bit quantization, multi-channel sound capabilities using linear PCM with up to 96 kHz sampling rate, a dynamic range of 144 dB, digital re-master processing function (should you want to play CDs on it), audiophile quality TA-KE II capacitors and A.V.B.O. (Advanced Virtual Battery Operation) that is claimed to help eliminate power supply noise. As far as outputs? Component video out, two S-Video outs, two RCA video outs, six channel analog outs, coaxial and TOSlink digital outs and two sets of RCA analog outs. Oh.... I forgot! It also has a really cool pale blue light that glows (ever so softly) on each side of the display. Of all the techno-goodies the DVD-A10 comes with, I was really impressed by the AVBO (no hum or noise. It is q- u-i-e-t quiet!) and the THCB (the construction base) makes this one of the sturdiest DVD players I have ever felt. This unit is heavy, solid, looks and sounds great and is clearly the statement piece for Technics foray into the world of DVD-Audio. The manual leaves a little to be desired in the way of descriptions. Never did figure out what the RE-MASTER function does. The manual describes this function as Re-Master: You can turn the Re-Master function on or off . Gee thanks, that helps. The factory setting is ON, so I left it on. There are so many other cool features, this review would be ten pages long, so suffice to say, it's loaded for bear. The DVD-A10 is not cheap at $1,199 MSRP. Six channel sound? Yes, you can enjoy excellent sound quality on your two-channel system but you should really try six channels to really experience DVD-Audio. Ok, so that means purchasing three more speakers and a subwoofer. My listening room was already equipped with surround speakers (in-walls) so only needed to add a center channel. For the optimum system it is paramount to have five timbre matched loudspeakers, which in my case would require a sizable investment. So yes the costs start adding up. Then again if you already own a home theater system, just add the DVD-Audio player to your rack. Overall I am going to give the Technics DVD-A10 DVD-Audio player high praise. The format is new and exciting. It will only get better. If you have the opportunity to listen to a DVD-Audio demo in a controlled and quiet environment please do. You will not be disappointed. The DVD-A10 can play all formats (DVD Video Discs, Video CDs and Compact Discs) so I have a second system for the price of one! DVD-Audio releases are rolling out on a regular basis, so there are many new audio experiences to look forward to. Take a DVD-Audio demo out for a spin. If it feels right, buy it. You won't regret it. Ratings: Tonality 98 Sub-bass (10 Hz - 60 Hz) 91 Mid-bass (80 Hz - 200 Hz) 92 Midrange (200 Hz - 3,000 Hz) 95 High-frequencies (3,000 Hz on up) 95 Attack 96 Decay 92 Inner Resolution 94 Imaging 97 Fit and Finish 92 Self Noise 90 Value for the Money 88 Specifications High performance audio playback from DVD Audio Discs, a new world standard for home audio reproduction Also plays back DVD Video Discs, Video CDs and Compact Discs for compatibility with a wide variety of formats Two-channel sound with up 192 kHz sampling and 24-bit quantization Multi-channel sound capabilities (up to six channels) using linear PCM with up to 96 kHz sampling for surround sound Newly-developed multi-bit D/A conversion system for retrieval of DVD audio signals up to 192 kHz/24-bit Dynamic range of 144 dB Digital Re-Master Processing function CD playback R-Core transformer reduce magnetic flux leakage for low noise Audiophile quality TA-KE II capacitors Advanced Virtual Battery Operation helps eliminate power supply noise and achieves low impedance THCB (Technics Hybrid Construction Base) helps isolate the music signal from vibrations Separate power supplies for analog and digital circuitry Audio-only function to minimize interference in the audio spectrum Built-in Dolby Digital and DTS decoder for compatibility with a variety of surround sound formats 10-bit video D/A converter Optional coaxial digital output for connection to a variety of digital components

Works and looks great. Plays both DVD and CDs. Solid, heavy and well build player. NO remote. NON-smoking home.

Toshiba HD-XA1 HD-DVD Player Please check in the photo. Please contact us for more details. This item is the Japanese specification item. There are scratches and stains associated with use. Just selling both for parts but both turn on just as far ad I know they wont read disc. This is the main unit only. There are no accessories.

Original OEM MITSUBISHI 290P122A10 TV Remote Control Cable/TV VCR DVD AUDIO.

OEM MITSUBISHI 290P103A10 Universal Remote - TV, Cable/DBS/DTV, VCR, DVD, Audio.