Sie bieten hier auf einen gebrauchten CD-Player Philips CD 303 aus den 80-er Jahren des 20. Jahrhunderts. Ein sehr seltenes Gerät mit dem legendären Laufwerk CDM-0, das damals wohl über 2.000,- DM gekostet hat. Das Laufwerk hat bezüglich der Qualität einen sehr guten Ruf. Ob es sich bei diesem Gerät tatsächlich um eine Ausführung mit dem besseren und teureren CDM-0 oder mit dem CDM-1 Laufwerk handelt, kann ich nicht mit letzter Sicherheit sagen. Das Typenschild (siehe Foto) gibt einen Hinweis, da steht die Typenbezeichnung CD 303/00. Auf Vergleichsfotos im Internet haben die Geräte mit dem CDM-0 Laufwerk auch die Bezeichnung CD 303/00. Die mit dem CDM-1 haben die Bezeichnung CD 303/10. Ich meine also ja, es ist das CDM-0 aber der Fachmann muss hier entscheiden. Ich habe das Gerät an einen Verstärker angeschlossen und eine CD abgespielt. Das Laufwerk funktioniert ohne Probleme. Es waren keine Verzerrungen bemerkbar. Ich habe die CD einige Titel laufen lassen. Grundsätzlich funktioniert das Gerät also ohne Probleme, ich habe aber nicht alle Funktionen getestet. Die beiden Displays funktionieren auch.Die technischen Daten entnehmen Sie bitte aus einem der Bilder. Ich habe diese aus der beiliegenden Originalbedienungsanleitung abfotografiert.Optisch macht das Gerät bis auf die CD-Fach Abdeckung einen sehr guten Eindruck. Die Abdeckung ist etwas verkratzt. Ich habe mir aber sagen lassen, dass man das zum großen Teil mit etwas Polieren deutlich verbessern kann. Das Netzkabel und das Anschlußkabel für den Verstärker sind plug in also automatisch dabei. Garantie, Gewährleistung und Rücknahme sind ausgeschlossen. Ab 1,- € Ich versende nur innerhalb von Deutschland !! Bitte beachten: Da das Gerät alleine schon über 8 kg wiegt und sehr sorgfältig verpackt wird, kommt man locker über 10 kg - Versandgewicht. Daher das höhere Porto.

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

Lecteur CD Philips CD 303 [SEMI HS]. Tester et s’allume cependant ne lis pas le disc Idéal pour bricoleur ou récupérer des pièces Modèle très rare En très bon état esthétique

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

PHILIPS CD-303 DECODER BOARD. COMPLETE WITH RARE ORIGINAL CERAMIC TDA1540D DAC’s. IN GOOD WORKING ORDER “DROP IN” FITMENT FOR CD303. CD202. CD300 and CD200. IT WILL ALSO FIT THE MARANTZ CD 73. — YOU JUST NEED TO SWAP THE HF COAX CABLE FROM YOUR FAULTY BOARD TO THIS BOARD. THIS BOARD IS 100% ORIGINAL, UNMOLESTED, AND IS FULLY WORKING. PLEASE BE SURE THIS IS WHAT YOU REQUIRE FOR YOUR PLAYER. — NO RETURNS.

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