Not actually eBay, but Hi-Fi Hangar have a rather rare NAD 524 CD player for sale at a pretty reasonable £60. Very nice player these and they make a good transport too. http://www.hifihangar.co.uk/uploads/...stock_list.pdf
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Not actually eBay, but Hi-Fi Hangar have a rather rare NAD 524 CD player for sale at a pretty reasonable £60. Very nice player these and they make a good transport too. http://www.hifihangar.co.uk/uploads/...stock_list.pdf
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Geoff do you think this would be better than my Pioneer 717 as a transport?Originally Posted by walpurgis
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Well I own a DV-717, but it's quite a while since I used a NAD 524, so I can't say exactly how they'd compare. Both are good. I have a sneaking suspicion the NAD might edge it though. It's a good player that had loads of very positive reviews when released and it's pretty compact, tiny in fact compared to the 717, which could be handy. A mate of mine has my old one and he never uses it. I'm tempted to get it back actually. I reckon it would stand comparison to my Pioneer PD-S505 Precision, which is one of my favourite players (I have two actually).
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