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Philips CDR-570, a standalone Audio CD Recorder and CD Player from 1999, in good physical condition and tested and working, with power cord included, weight 4 kg.
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Rare collectible item.
Unfortunately I could not find an "Audio" CD-R or CD-RW disc (with SCMS licensing code), and I was unable to test the recording function.
Philips CDR570 Audio CD Recorder
Description
The Philips CDR570 is a standalone Audio CD Recorder manufactured between 1999 and 2000. It was one of Philips' consumer CD recorders designed specifically for recording audio onto CD-R Audio and CD-RW Audio discs, while also functioning as a high-quality CD player. As one of the inventors of the Compact Disc format, Philips incorporated its own recording technology into this model, making it a popular choice for home music recording and vinyl archiving.
Unlike a computer CD burner, the CDR570 is designed for hi-fi systems and allows recording directly from analog or digital sources.
Main Specifications
Manufactured: 1999–2000
Made by: Philips
Type: Standalone Audio CD Recorder / CD Player
Compatible media:
Audio CD
CD-R Audio
CD-RW Audio
Frequency response: 2 Hz – 22 kHz
Dynamic range: 95 dB
Signal-to-noise ratio: 100 dB
Channel separation: 100 dB
THD: 0.0033%
Analog line input/output
Digital optical input/output
Digital coaxial input/output
Recording level adjustment
Automatic track numbering
CD finalizing and CD-RW erase functions
Dimensions: 264 × 86 × 305 mm
Weight: 4 kg
Sound Quality
The CDR570 is known for:
Excellent digital playback quality
Very clean analog-to-digital recording
Optical and coaxial digital connectivity
Low distortion
Easy recording from turntables (when used with a phono preamp), cassette decks, MiniDisc, or other CD players
How Rare Is It?
Collector's Rarity: ★★★★★★★☆☆☆ (7.5/10)
The Philips CDR570 is moderately uncommon today because:
Standalone consumer CD recorders were produced for only a limited period before computer CD burners became widespread.
While it is not one of the rarest Philips CD recorders, it is appreciated by collectors of late-1990s digital audio equipment.
For sale is a Philips CDR570 Audio CD Recorder, a classic standalone home CD recorder designed for high-quality digital recording and playback.
It also functions as a high-performance CD player with excellent sound quality and multiple digital connections.
Features
Genuine Philips standalone CD recorder
Audio CD, CD-R Audio and CD-RW Audio compatible
Analog and digital recording
Optical and coaxial digital inputs/outputs
Automatic track numbering
Recording level adjustment
CD finalizing and CD-RW erase functions
High-quality 24-bit audio circuitry
Collector's Rarity
★★★★★★★☆☆☆ (7.5/10)
The Philips CDR570 represents an interesting chapter in home digital audio history, when dedicated CD recorders offered an easy way to archive vinyl records, cassette tapes, and live recordings without a computer.
Rare collectible item.
Unfortunately I could not find an "Audio" CD-R or CD-RW disc (with SCMS licensing code), and I was unable to test the recording function.
Philips CDR570 Audio CD Recorder
Description
The Philips CDR570 is a standalone Audio CD Recorder manufactured between 1999 and 2000. It was one of Philips' consumer CD recorders designed specifically for recording audio onto CD-R Audio and CD-RW Audio discs, while also functioning as a high-quality CD player. As one of the inventors of the Compact Disc format, Philips incorporated its own recording technology into this model, making it a popular choice for home music recording and vinyl archiving.
Unlike a computer CD burner, the CDR570 is designed for hi-fi systems and allows recording directly from analog or digital sources.
Main Specifications
Manufactured: 1999–2000
Made by: Philips
Type: Standalone Audio CD Recorder / CD Player
Compatible media:
Audio CD
CD-R Audio
CD-RW Audio
Frequency response: 2 Hz – 22 kHz
Dynamic range: 95 dB
Signal-to-noise ratio: 100 dB
Channel separation: 100 dB
THD: 0.0033%
Analog line input/output
Digital optical input/output
Digital coaxial input/output
Recording level adjustment
Automatic track numbering
CD finalizing and CD-RW erase functions
Dimensions: 264 × 86 × 305 mm
Weight: 4 kg
Sound Quality
The CDR570 is known for:
Excellent digital playback quality
Very clean analog-to-digital recording
Optical and coaxial digital connectivity
Low distortion
Easy recording from turntables (when used with a phono preamp), cassette decks, MiniDisc, or other CD players
How Rare Is It?
Collector's Rarity: ★★★★★★★☆☆☆ (7.5/10)
The Philips CDR570 is moderately uncommon today because:
Standalone consumer CD recorders were produced for only a limited period before computer CD burners became widespread.
While it is not one of the rarest Philips CD recorders, it is appreciated by collectors of late-1990s digital audio equipment.
For sale is a Philips CDR570 Audio CD Recorder, a classic standalone home CD recorder designed for high-quality digital recording and playback.
It also functions as a high-performance CD player with excellent sound quality and multiple digital connections.
Features
Genuine Philips standalone CD recorder
Audio CD, CD-R Audio and CD-RW Audio compatible
Analog and digital recording
Optical and coaxial digital inputs/outputs
Automatic track numbering
Recording level adjustment
CD finalizing and CD-RW erase functions
High-quality 24-bit audio circuitry
Collector's Rarity
★★★★★★★☆☆☆ (7.5/10)
The Philips CDR570 represents an interesting chapter in home digital audio history, when dedicated CD recorders offered an easy way to archive vinyl records, cassette tapes, and live recordings without a computer.
Details
Era
1900-2000
Brand
Philips
Model
CDR-570
Multiple models
No
Physical condition
Good
Number of objects
1
Includes
Power cord
Year of manufacture
1999
Weight
4 kg
Functional condition
Tested and working/playable
