SCP: Short Circuit output Protection) This is a Brand New Replacement, High Quality Never USED (non-OEM) Compatiblity: 6FT/1.8M AC Power Cord For GPX CD AM/FM Radio Boombox Disc Player Audio ...

[r20029] decided to apply her knowledge of CD players and RAM to create this glitched out Sony Discman. Portable CD players face the difficult problem of vibration and shocks causing the laser to ...

Bang & Olufsen is re-releasing its 9000c CD player, which it first launched in 1996. It will cost you $55,000 to buy it today ...

You also get FM radio and bluetooth connectivity, making the ZS-RS60BT one of the most versatile CD players on this list. The power supply is the only area where the Sony boombox starts to show ...

A CD player may no longer be the prized possession it once was, but it’s still possible to dabble in the world of 120 mm polycarbonate discs if you have a fancy for it. It’s something ...

Bang & Olufsen has resurrected its gorgeous 6-disc CD changer and packaged the refurbished device with high-end wireless speakers -- for a sky-high price.

Many manufacturers stepped away from making CD players – you’d be hard pressed to find a modern car equipped to play discs. Manufacturers are seeing an uptick in the demand for CDs, noting that ...

The new duo consists of the CD 50n streaming CD player alongside the Model 50 integrated amplifier, which has a phono stage in order to appeal to vinyl enthusiasts everywhere. First up is the CD ...

Bang & Olufsen just unveiled a refurbished version of its iconic Beosystem 9000 CD player. The reborn device costs $55,000 and comes with speakers.

We ordered our 2023 Subaru WRX long-term tester with the accessory CD player because some of us grew up in a world where you ...

24 Months Exchange. UpBright New Global 4.5V - 5V AC / DC Adapter Compatible with GPX PCB319B PCB319 B Portable Anti-skip MP3 CD Player PCB3198 DC4.5V 2A 4.5VDC 2.0A 4.5Volts 2Amp 4.5 Volt ...

If someone gifted you a Sony Walkman around the time the iPod Touch was coming out, you’d politely say “thanks,” and probably relegate the once-revolutionary portable CD player to the back ...