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sisore
03-12-2009, 17:35
I work as a HIFI technician, and I am the webmaster of a French vintage CD players dedicated website.

( http://vintage-audio-laser.com/ )

I entered this forum googling for a vintage CD player's specs.

I own almost all the early players, which were all repaired during the last 10 years.

Thus, I am searching for any informations and documents about these players (commercials, magazine reviews...). As I wrote in my first post, I intend to share my experiences here (is anyone interested in old CD players :hmm: ).

Sorry for my English which is not perfect, but good enough I hope to understand each other. :)

Spectral Morn
03-12-2009, 17:58
welcome to AOS.

Whats your first name?


Regards D S D L

The Vinyl Adventure
03-12-2009, 18:23
Hi welcome again
im sure you will find the odd person here and there that is into the old cd players

Spectral Morn
03-12-2009, 18:26
Hi welcome again
im sure you will find the odd person here and there that is into the old cd players


He sure will....ME.



Regards D S D L

sisore
03-12-2009, 19:36
He sure will....ME.




Regards D S D L

Thanks to you all. my first name is Stan.

DSDL, are you the man I am looking for? :smoking:

Themis
03-12-2009, 19:49
Hi Stan, welcome to the forums. ;)

Spectral Morn
03-12-2009, 19:50
Thanks to you all. my first name is Stan.

DSDL, are you the man I am looking for? :smoking:


Sadly I don't speak French so I can't translate your site for you....sorry. I love French as a language now, especially if its being sung...by say Mylene Farmer. I had several very bad French teachers at school so I dropped French :doh: that was a mistake I now regret.

I am sure there are many members here who can help you with your project.

My particular interest is Multi Bit players those that use the TDA1541 dac. Marantz CD85, CD 94 mk2, CD 7 etc and the AMR CD77. Nick (Beechwoods) is also a fan of older CD players too.

I do have a massive collection of old Hi-Fi mags so I may be able to provide you with reviews...what are you looking for ?

I see you like Prog rock (we seem to be taking over :eyebrows::)). Who do you like?


Regards D S D L

sisore
03-12-2009, 20:16
Hi Stan, welcome to the forums. ;)

thank you!

sisore
03-12-2009, 20:25
Sadly I don't speak French so I can't translate your site for you....sorry. I love French as a language now, especially if its being sung...by say Mylene Farmer. I had several very bad French teachers at school so I dropped French :doh: that was a mistake I now regret.

I am sure there are many members here who can help you with your project.

My particular interest is Multi Bit players those that use the TDA1541 dac. Marantz CD85, CD 94 mk2, CD 7 etc and the AMR CD77. Nick (Beechwoods) is also a fan of older CD players too.

I do have a massive collection of old Hi-Fi mags so I may be able to provide you with reviews...what are you looking for ?

I see you like Prog rock (we seem to be taking over :eyebrows::)). Who do you like?


Regards D S D L

It'a good news that You own old HiFi mags. I recently caught many french reviews, but I would love to include English reviews from the same players.
It would be interesting (for me) to compare English and French Point of views and conclusions about early players. Of course, it would be a good thing for English visitors.

As for prog rock, I have been listening that music for many years. I own 2 thousands original CD's, mostly prog rock.

I could say that my favourites are swedish bands (anekdoten, anglagard..), or scandinavian bands in a general way (Fig leaf, gargamel, wobbler, anti depressive delivery...).But I also love more british pop prog like pineapple thief or porcupine tree...

I cannot forget Flower Kings, neal morse and so many others...

Do you listen to these bands?

Rare Bird
03-12-2009, 20:27
As for prog rock, I have been listening that music for many years. I own 2 thousands original CD's, mostly prog rock.

I could say that my favourites are swedish bands (anekdoten, anglagard..), or scandinavian bands in a general way (Fig leaf, gargamel, wobbler, anti depressive delivery...).But I also love more british pop prog like pineapple thief or porcupine tree...

I cannot forget Flower Kings, neal morse and so many others...

Do you listen to these bands?

So any real prog bands you like?

:lolsign:

sisore
03-12-2009, 20:32
So any real prog bands you like?

:lolsign:

You mean real 70's bands?

Rare Bird
03-12-2009, 20:57
You mean real 70's bands?

pre '73

:sofa:

sisore
03-12-2009, 21:11
pre '73

:sofa:

:) I also love this period, of course.. KC, early Genesis and yes, wallenstein ..... but Progressive is not dead that's what I mean ;)
I must admit I love more SINCE 73 ;)

:rolleyes:

Themis
03-12-2009, 21:22
Tu viens de signer ton arręt de mort ! :lol:

No, I'm just joking, we all have opinions, but we're rather kind here. No worries, Stan.

Jonboy
03-12-2009, 21:24
Hello, good evening, and welcome Stan
What part of France are you from?

sisore
03-12-2009, 21:32
Thanks,

I am from "Bretagne"

sisore
03-12-2009, 21:36
Tu viens de signer ton arręt de mort ! :lol:

No, I'm just joking, we all have opinions, but we're rather kind here. No worries, Stan.


I don't worry ;)

I would if I used to listen to "poor modern music" (I don't know how you call this shit they try to sell us). That' my opinion too. :)

Alex_UK
03-12-2009, 23:15
Welcome, Stan!

sisore
04-12-2009, 09:27
:)
Thank you ! I have added pictures of my collection here (http://theartofsound.net/forum/showthread.php?p=84455#post84455)

Haselsh1
04-12-2009, 09:41
If any of you want to know what Prog Rock metamorphosised into, take a listen to 'Become The Other' by Ozric Tentacles. Oh my God I'm going to orgasm just thinking about it...!!! That's better.

Rare Bird
04-12-2009, 09:47
Tu viens de signer ton arręt de mort ! :lol:



:lol:

sisore
04-12-2009, 18:47
So you think progressive rock belong to the past, and that no one can play such music anymore?
I am right?