Luxman DZ-111 Vintage Audiophile CD Player (rare collectible item) For sale is a beautiful Luxman DZ-111 compact disc player, manufactured in Japan during the golden era of high-end audio. The DZ-111 combines Luxman's renowned engineering quality with a robust construction, 16-bit digital-to-analog conversion, 4x oversampling technology, programmable track memory, and an adjustable headphone output. Designed to partner Luxman's legendary LV-series amplifiers, it delivers the warm and musical sound signature for which the brand is famous Features: Genuine Japanese-made Luxman component 16-bit DAC with 4x oversampling 31-track programmable memory Adjustable headphone output Heavy-duty construction Original remote-control capable (RD-113) Classic late-1980s Luxman design Ideal match for LV-series amplifiers Collector's Rarity: ★★★★★★★★☆☆ (7.5/10) The DZ-111 is significantly harder to find than most mainstream CD players from the same period. Complete, fully working examples with are becoming increasingly collectible and are sought after by Luxman enthusiasts worldwide. A superb addition to any vintage hi-fi collection and an excellent choice for listeners who appreciate classic Japanese audio engineering. The Luxman DZ-111 is a vintage high-fidelity CD player manufactured in Japan between 1987 and 1993. It belongs to Luxman's respected late-1980s component series and was designed to match amplifiers such as the LV-111 and LV-117. It features a solid metal chassis, high-quality audio circuitry, a 16-bit DAC with 4x oversampling, programmable playback memory, and a dedicated headphone output with volume control. Main Specifications Manufactured: 1987–1993 Made in Japan 16-bit DAC 4x oversampling digital filter Frequency response: 5 Hz – 20 kHz Dynamic range: 90 dB Signal-to-noise ratio: 105 dB Channel separation: >95 dB Programmable memory for 31 tracks Adjustable headphone output Dimensions: 438 × 85 × 313 mm Weight: approx. 4.4–5.5 kg depending on version and documentation source. The DZ-111 is noticeably less common than mass-market Sony, Technics, Pioneer, or Kenwood CD players from the same era. Reasons: Luxman produced far fewer units than the major Japanese mass-market brands. Collectors often buy them to match Luxman LV-series amplifiers.