Sony CDP-35 from 1986: International playboy.
Another in my vintage CD player series, this time from format co-inventors Sony. This CDP-35 was an eBay purchase with a listing that said it failed to read discs. I was drawn to the mid-'80s Sony aesthetics, as well as the voltage selector at the rear that makes it compatible with mains supplies from different countries. While working on the unit I found a small rubber ring which piqued my curiosity - was it there by accident? *Image of rubber ring in thumbnail not to scale. Outro music: Calvary by TrackTribe
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Sony SL F 60 Versandschaden aber läuft wieder
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Fault finding a dead Sony CDP-590 CD player
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The Kyocera DA-910 - from show stopper to door stopper
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The most messed up CD player I've ever encountered?
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A high-end Denon in need of help
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Soviet CDs And CD Players Existed, And They Were Strange
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The HP ThinkJet: First Consumer Inkjet Printer
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Marantz CD-150: it seemed so simple
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A 'modern' Marantz with missing materials
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ABANDONED 48 YEARS! "SUPER" RARE AUDI WAGON RESCUE! Can We Save It?!
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The Toshiba XR-35 and the Curse of Gabriel
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Pioneer PD-4050 suffering from common missing lens problem
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A Sharp lesson in trusting your first instinct
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Repairing a Carver DTL-100: did the Digital Time Lens make a difference?
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Scratching an itch - the Sony CDP-101
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BBC Micro - Missing Bits | Repair and Refurb
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Teac: third time lucky?
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The Broken Radio - HMV 's model 1422
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Another vintage CD player, another self-inflicted problem.
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