First-generation Philips CD players based on the legendary TDA1540D ceramic DAC and ?DM-0 transport are the only digital sources that can be compared with vinyl. Model ?D303 was the most expensive in the line. This device sounds fantastic, I draw your attention to the fact that Sony demodulators are installed here and this rare version of Philips CD200/300 players is considered the best in sound.However, cosmetically, this unit has damage to the lower left corner and a crack in the fiberglass carriage. The rest of the cosmetics are in good condition according to age (see photo). The green backlight of the drive and indicators work without any complaints. The stock power and audio cables have been replaced. In the video, you can see how the device plays both the original CDs and the CD-R. However, I cannot guarantee that it will handle all 100% of the optical media in the world. Still, this is one of the first players with a 40-year history. While the Japanese three-beam drives of those years have not been working for a long time, unlike the Philips CDM with a powerful single-beam laser and Rodenstock glass optics. 220V

First-generation Philips CD players based on the legendary TDA1540D ceramic DAC and ?DM-0 transport are the only digital sources that can be compared with vinyl. Model ?D303 was the most expensive in the line. This device sounds fantastic, I draw your attention to the fact that Sony demodulators are installed here and this rare version of Philips CD200/300 players is considered the best in sound.However, cosmetically, this unit has damage to the lower left corner and a crack in the fiberglass carriage. The rest of the cosmetics are in good condition according to age (see photo). The green backlight of the drive and indicators work without any complaints. The stock power and audio cables have been replaced. In the video, you can see how the device plays both the original CDs and the CD-R. However, I cannot guarantee that it will handle all 100% of the optical media in the world. Still, this is one of the first players with a 40-year history. While the Japanese three-beam drives of those years have not been working for a long time, unlike the Philips CDM with a powerful single-beam laser and Rodenstock glass optics. 220V

First-generation Philips CD players based on the legendary TDA1540D ceramic DAC and ?DM-0 transport are the only digital sources that can be compared with vinyl. Model ?D303 was the most expensive in the line. This device sounds fantastic, I draw your attention to the fact that Sony demodulators are installed here and this rare version of Philips CD200/300 players is considered the best in sound.However, cosmetically, this unit has damage to the lower left corner and a crack in the fiberglass carriage. The rest of the cosmetics are in good condition according to age (see photo). The green backlight of the drive and indicators work without any complaints. The stock power and audio cables have been replaced. In the video, you can see how the device plays both the original CDs and the CD-R. However, I cannot guarantee that it will handle all 100% of the optical media in the world. Still, this is one of the first players with a 40-year history. While the Japanese three-beam drives of those years have not been working for a long time, unlike the Philips CDM with a powerful single-beam laser and Rodenstock glass optics. 220V

First-generation Philips CD players based on the legendary TDA1540D ceramic DAC and ?DM-0 transport are the only digital sources that can be compared with vinyl. Model ?D303 was the most expensive in the line. This device sounds fantastic, I draw your attention to the fact that Sony demodulators are installed here and this rare version of Philips CD200/300 players is considered the best in sound.However, cosmetically, this unit has damage to the lower left corner and a crack in the fiberglass carriage. The rest of the cosmetics are in good condition according to age (see photo). The green backlight of the drive and indicators work without any complaints. The stock power and audio cables have been replaced. In the video, you can see how the device plays both the original CDs and the CD-R. However, I cannot guarantee that it will handle all 100% of the optical media in the world. Still, this is one of the first players with a 40-year history. While the Japanese three-beam drives of those years have not been working for a long time, unlike the Philips CDM with a powerful single-beam laser and Rodenstock glass optics. 220V