DENON DCD-3500G CD Player Playback Frequency: 2Hz–20,000Hz S/N Ratio: 120dB Dynamic Range: 100dB Total Harmonic Distortion: 0.0015% Channel Separation: 110dB Dimensions: Width 480mm, Height 146mm, Depth 390mm Weight: 22kg Accessories: Instruction Manual (Copy) Remote Control (RC-202) There are some minor scratches on the rear panel, as seen in the images. The tray opening and closing belt has been replaced, so the tray opens and closes smoothly. CD-R playback is possible. I replaced the rotating belt that opens and closes the tray. I cleaned the pickup, maintained the motor, and replaced the tactile switch on an unresponsive button. I checked all functions, maintained the exterior and interior, and performed a running test with a CD/CDR. The DENON DCD3500G produces a sound that cannot be experienced with current CD players. With a natural, transparent, and gentle, warm tone, this CD player allows you to enjoy the music of a variety of artists. I hope you enjoy the pleasant sound of the DENON DCD-3500G, which reproduces high-quality, clear sound. Equipped with the highest-grade 4DAC version of DENON's traditional Lambda S.L.C, and featuring carefully selected, high-quality transformers for both digital and analog, this CD player continues to be studied and praised today as a reference model that inherits the pinnacle of its time. The mechanism was likely supplied by Sony, but since most new products these days use dual-purpose mechanisms for DVDs due to cost considerations, this CD player with a dedicated mechanism is a rare find. In particular, this model brings together DENON's technology, featuring independent digital and analog power transformers, and the newly developed BMC mechanism block chassis, which was designed with strength and vibration in mind, protects the mechanism from external and internal vibrations. Shipping from Japan with Tracking Number & Insurance. I promise fast shipping via FedEx or DHL as soon as possible! Import duties, taxes and charges are not included in the item price or shipping charges. These charges are the buyer’s responsibility. These charges are normally collected by the delivering freight (shipping) company or when you pick the item up - do not confuse them for additional shipping charges.