The Gemini CDJ-10 'Professional' CD player
A viewer called Stan sent me this Gemini CDJ-10 'Professional' CD player a few months ago, along with a couple of CDs by his own band Badenovs as test discs. It was skipping and had a barely visible display due to a failed backlight. After accepting it I wondered if it was really a good fit for my channel, but I needed an emergency backup video in case one of my more ambitious projects went astray... Outro music: Calvary by TrackTribe
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