Discman.

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  1. Derek marshall

    Derek marshall Well-Known Member

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    Sony D-350 playing Beethonen piano concerto No 3.
     

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    I didn't know some of these came with remotes, pretty nice!
     
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    unlike some Denons, for Sony Discmans IR sensors and remotes had to be purchased separately

    I was so impressed by the weirdness of Toshiba docking stations (like TAC-210) that made a few for my own collection. Provides regulated 9V for the Discman and incorporates IR sensor
    Sony D-250 playing some oldies:
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    and here is the most reviewed Discman EVER (Optimus CD-3400), playing some newer oldies:
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    now trying to determine if M'pingo Disc at its most effective with logo facing Up or Down ;)

    and before you ask - Yes, by now I have a few working Dick Sequerra PS1 power stations for CD-3400
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    :)
     
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    Derek marshall Well-Known Member

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    Jorge. If I remember correctly the DM5 remote cost me £50.
     

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