Since we last looked into the ongoing resurrection of the classic digital disc, even more CD playing devices have caught our eye. Here’s an update featuring the latest in standalones and separates, ...

If you still think that CD just stands for certificate of deposit, pull the cotton out of your ears. CD, as more people are discovering, stands for compact disc, a technologically advanced but ...

I acquired my first CD player in 1984 when I worked in the audio retail sector. It certainly cost over £300, was made by Technics and has long departed to the great hi-fi graveyard.

Rotel DT-6000 DAC/CD player ($2,299) The $2,299 USD Rotel DT-6000 DAC/CD player includes a PC-USB input supporting MQA and DSD audio playback and renders PCM 32-bit/384kHz music files through the ...

So much attention has recently been focused on innovative developments in full-sized home CD players that improvements in portable models have largely gone unremarked. Since these pocket-sized ...

Are you wondering why so much fuss is being made over compact disc players these days? You may think that with LPs and cassette tapes widely available, the world isn`t in great need of yet another ...

While CD players are nothing new today, they were the height of high-tech in the early 1980s. [w1ngsfly] shows us the inside of a Phase Linear 9500 player from 1983. Not only does it have many ...

In the hope of finding an alternative, I bought the Skyans KC-918, a similar but less-expensive portable CD player that has a Bluetooth transmitter and adds a built-in speaker and USB input.