Compact Disc (CD) Thread • Page 6

That’s fucking HOT

 

I just found out about SiR’s heavy on CD going for A LOT of money for a CD. I’m BUMMED about that

 

nice haul today down in Rehoboth Beach

 

These were in the background of my last post but it's Final Fantasy's 35th birthday in the US so here's an irresponsible number of FF soundtracks/adjacent CDs




Definitely none of these are unofficial releases please don't look too closely at the catalog numbers

 

Teenage Fanclub fuck yeah

 

that teenage fanclubbbbbbb

 

Won a nice MP lot off eBay (self titled was the one I wanted most)



Seller has tons more for sale https://ebay.us/m/e1oFPt

 

I have a cheap Phillips micro hifi system from the later 00s, when my mom gave it me when I moved out in like 08. It sounds solid enough for what it is (I grew up sharing earbuds and listening to 00s rap mixtapes, so I’m not a hardcore audiophile) but the CD player has been making a lot of noise since like 2010, so I hardly ever use it for CDs (I do sometimes use it to listen to vinyl records, via the record player that is hooked up to it). Anyway, it didn’t really bother me, but now that my car stereo (which was excellent) doesn’t work anymore, it has started to bother me because I have now no proper way to play my CDs.

So last week I ordered a Denon RCD-M41 (which apparently is like the best micro system around these days) and matching speakers. I was underwhelmed (it also didn’t property amplify my record player, unlike the cheap Phillips), and it was like €460 in total (which for me is meaningful right now), so I sent it all back. I figure I will put together my own system for the same price at some point.

I have now dug up a Sony D-140 discman that still works and ordered a cord to hook it up to my Phillips system. If it sounds solid enough I’m gonna order an RCA Switch so I don’t have to unplug the record player. Maybe a Bluetooth receiver too (though maybe not since my little Bluetooth speaker is fine for that). The cord and the RCA Switch cost me like €30 combined and both can be used in the future. Figured this is a cheap way to kick the can down the road.

Sharing just to share because my wife doesn’t wanna hear it anymore.

 

An old Discman plugged into the aux on a stereo system is surprisingly decent most of the time.

 

Yeah plus this one is so old (95 I think) that it was still kind of a premium product so I have some hopes. I looked it up too, it’s not very easy to find and I saw a working one go for £180.

 

Got the cord just now. The discman sounds great! So awesome. I like to imagine it must be so hyped to be back in the game.

 

Tons of $1 CDs over at Polyvinyl's "Garage Sale" CDs (Garage Sale)

 

Finally looking at that sale in earnest and the first two Tasha records are $2 and $5 for CD/LP respectively. Everyone should buy a copy of both of them.