CD Players
Denon DNC615 Rackmount CD Player with Digital Output |
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This is a full-featured, rackmountable CD player with MP3 playback, programmable playback, unique playback capabilities, analog and digital outputs (coaxial) and a wide +/-12% pitch control. If you record CDs to cassette, you'll love Auto Edit. This function automatically divides the total recorded time on the disc in half and rearranges the tracks so that they fit neatly onto the A and B sides of an audiocassette. CLICK HERE TO BUY |
Tascam CD01U CD Player with Unbalanced Output |
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The new CD-01U is a professional CD player, designed to fit into one rackspace; the CD-01U will save room in broadcast equipment racks and custom installations. The unit an RS-232 control port available for programming with AMX and Crestron systems. Features include MP3 playback, 20-second shock protection and pitch controls for flexible performance. Also, the unit uses reliable slot-loading CD transports for years of trouble-free use, making the CD-01U ideal for compact CD playback. CLICK HERE TO BUY |
Tascam CD01UPRO CD Player with Balanced Output |
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The new CD-01U Pro is a professional level CD player, designed to fit CLICK HERE TO BUY |
Tascam CD160MKII Rackmount CD Player |
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Already one of the industry's most popular and reliable CD players, the CD-160mkII is an update from TASCAM. The player has gained MP3 playback for hours of playback, and has both optical and coaxial digital outputs. The look of the best-selling CD player has also been updated. Contractors count on TASCAM for installed playback systems that keep on working. The CD-160 has been one of our most-popular affordable CD players, and the updated version is everything Contractors and System Integrators have come to expect from TASCAM. CLICK HERE TO BUY |
Tascam CDVT1mkII Portable CD Voice Trainer |
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A funny thing happened when Tascam debuted the CD-VT1 Vocal Trainer. More than just vocalists bought it. Woodwind, brass and string players discovered that its Vocal Cancellation feature worked equally well on instrumental recordings. They discovered that being able to slow down a difficult passage without changing the pitch was a perfect practice tool. CLICK HERE TO BUY |