Kodak, Philips - PCD-860 video CDM-9 CD player
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Kodak Philips PCD-860 video CDM-9, manufactured in 1993, is in excellent physical condition, tested and working, includes remote control and power cord, weighs 4 kg, and has been reconditioned with a new belt and cleaned laser.
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Rare collectors item!
A flagship device of the early 1990s, developed in collaboration with Philips for the audio-video sector.
Before the advent of CD burners for personal computers, digital photo storage was the exclusive preserve of professional photographers due to the high cost of the equipment.
This device not only played standard audio CDs (it also reads our CDRs), but also allowed viewing photographs that the photographer had previously prepared on digital media (a different encoding from today's). The standard was not successful on the mainstream market and soon disappeared.
What remains, however, is a device that, like all early creations, was meticulously designed and built with premium materials to avoid any market failure: a double-sided shielded circuit board with select components, separate power supplies, etc.
Proof of this is evident in the mechanics: the glorious Philips CDM9 magnetic drive found in high-end players such as Rotel, Arcam, Audiolab, Burmester, Krell, Micromega, Marantz, Mission, Naim, Quad, to name a few.
From an audio perspective, bitstream conversion is handled by a Philips SAA7321GP DAC with digital filter.
With remote control!
Type
CD, Photo CD
Digital Converter
1 bit
Transport
CDM 9/44
Frequency Response
20Hz to 20kHz
Outputs
SCART; analog RCA audio; coaxial video and S-video
Harmonic Distortion
88 dB
Signal-to-Noise Ratio
95 dB
Channel Separation
86 dB
Audio Output Level
2 V
Dimensions
435 x 90 x 275 mm
Weight
4.5 kg
Power Supply
220 VAC
GENERAL INFORMATION
Year of Manufacture
1993
Type
Fixed
Condition
Reconditioned, new belt and laser is cleaned.
Pictures are part of the description
Carefully shipped
Rare collectors item!
A flagship device of the early 1990s, developed in collaboration with Philips for the audio-video sector.
Before the advent of CD burners for personal computers, digital photo storage was the exclusive preserve of professional photographers due to the high cost of the equipment.
This device not only played standard audio CDs (it also reads our CDRs), but also allowed viewing photographs that the photographer had previously prepared on digital media (a different encoding from today's). The standard was not successful on the mainstream market and soon disappeared.
What remains, however, is a device that, like all early creations, was meticulously designed and built with premium materials to avoid any market failure: a double-sided shielded circuit board with select components, separate power supplies, etc.
Proof of this is evident in the mechanics: the glorious Philips CDM9 magnetic drive found in high-end players such as Rotel, Arcam, Audiolab, Burmester, Krell, Micromega, Marantz, Mission, Naim, Quad, to name a few.
From an audio perspective, bitstream conversion is handled by a Philips SAA7321GP DAC with digital filter.
With remote control!
Type
CD, Photo CD
Digital Converter
1 bit
Transport
CDM 9/44
Frequency Response
20Hz to 20kHz
Outputs
SCART; analog RCA audio; coaxial video and S-video
Harmonic Distortion
88 dB
Signal-to-Noise Ratio
95 dB
Channel Separation
86 dB
Audio Output Level
2 V
Dimensions
435 x 90 x 275 mm
Weight
4.5 kg
Power Supply
220 VAC
GENERAL INFORMATION
Year of Manufacture
1993
Type
Fixed
Condition
Reconditioned, new belt and laser is cleaned.
Pictures are part of the description
Carefully shipped
Details
Era
1900-2000
Brand
Kodak, Philips
Model
PCD-860 video CDM-9
Physical condition
Excellent
Nr of items
1
Includes
Power cord, Remote control
Weight
4 kg
Functional condition
Tested and working/playable
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