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Item: TEAC VRDS-10 Upgraded CD Player
Location: Melbourne
Price: $550 Firm
Item Condition: Excellent apart from some scuffing of lid
Reason for selling: Selling whole system for widow of a friend
Payment Method: Cash, Bank Transfer or Paypal
Extra Info: Heavy duty Japanese engineering with legendary CD transport and coaxial or optical digital outputs as well as analogue outputs. Includes original remote, upgraded coaxial socket and IEC mains socket for use with audiophile grade power leads installed by Dallas Clarke. This machine has only ever been used in a quality system without missing a beat, a genuine bargain for a critical listener on a budget. Originally sold for about $1800.

 
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10 hours ago, Audionerd said:

This machine has only ever been used in a quality system without missing a beat

Hi I'm interested in this for a transport, can you try it or do you know if this can play/read "burnt" cd's as well as "retail" cd's without skipping at all, as the laser assembly (Sony KSS-151A) are unobtainium new for a realistic price.

 

 

Cheers George

Edited by georgehifi
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Fair point georgehifi.

I've now tried this player with burnt CDs as well as originals and it sailed through everything.

It reads quickly, indicating that there's plenty of life left in the laser.

My friend mainly listened to radio (with arguably the world's best tuner and antenna at the time) so I doubt that he used this player all that much.

The only reason this is for sale is that the owner sadly passed away much too young.

 

  • 2 weeks later...
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On 31/05/2019 at 7:24 AM, georgehifi said:

Hi I'm interested in this for a transport, can you try it or do you know if this can play/read "burnt" cd's as well as "retail" cd's without skipping at all, as the laser assembly (Sony KSS-151A) are unobtainium new for a realistic price.

 

 

Cheers George

I am using one of these for a number of years. Used to have Jadis and 47 Labs CD players before that. 

 

I did the Tent Lab mods which you can read about on my showcase thread titled "my new friends".

 

I have played all sorts of CD's including originals and burnt without issues.

 

I use it as a transport with a Concert Fidelity DAC.

 

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