Are Compact Discs a Superior Format? YES You may have asked yourself this question sometime over the years, or maybe even recently. Many formats have came and went, but the CD is alive and breathing all over the world...
Maybe you're in the market for a modernized, durable, space-saving CD player. Over the past 30 years many different models have been manufactured and most of which are now discontinued. Luckily, our exclusive and inexpensive inventory gives you access to...
At FOR THE LOW, we provide the highest quality of refurbished vintage electronics on the planet. Today, we are going to provide you with some great fun facts about one of our best selling products, The CD player. Sony and...
Common Questions (Click photos to view products.) What is a CD player? A CD Player is comprised of two components, transport and digital to analog converter (DAC). The transport holds, spins, and reads the disc. The DAC converts the disc’s...
Sony under cabinet radios are loaded with features, which is almost surprising considering how compact and small it is. These fit nicely under any kitchen cabinet and is sure to give your kitchen excitement! All Sony under cabinet radios can...
So many people have completely written off the CD format. But why? It's not because sound quality got better with downloads. It's simply because it is more convenient to have all of your music in the palm of your hand. You...
A Super Audio CD is a read-only optical disc for storing audio. This type of CD was introduced in 1999. Sony and Philips Electronics worked together to develop it. It was intended for the SACD to be the main successor...
If you don’t know, TEAC, originally named the Tokyo Television Acoustic Company, is a Japanese company that manufactures high end audio equipment. This specific piece of audio equipment plays CDs and records all types of CDR discs. The CD-RW890 also...
By not maintaining your CD player, or recorder every couple of years or so, you’re putting your CD player at risk for lowered sound quality and disc reading errors. You should only do the following if you see dust from...
