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CD
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CD
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MP3 |
Comments |
| Singer SGD-001 | CDR | CDRW | MP3 | This is one great player. For the price ($399 Australian)it performs great. It plays DVD, VCD, DVCD, SVCD, CVD, CDDA, CDI-FMV, CD, MP3 (!), CD-R and CD-RW. I used all kinds of CD-R media, haven't had one problem yet. Handles different VCD bitrates OK. The machine is REGION FREE, so it will play any disc. Just pop it in and hit play.
Video Format: MPEG1, MPEG2
Audio format: Mpeg 1, Layer 1, Layer 2
Signal Output: NTSC/PAL
Audio System: AC3 Decoded 5.1 channel outputs / Digital output/ DTS Digital output
Video Output: 1Vpp (at 75 Ohm)
Audio Output stereo: 2Vpp
Audio Output 5.1 : 0.5Vpp
Frequency response: CD - 4Hz-20KHz (EIAT), DVD - 4Hz-22KHz (48K),4Hz-44KHz (96K)
S/N Ratio: >92dB
THD: <0.04%
Output terminals: S-Video output, RCA Component output (Y,CB,CR), RCA Video Output, RCA Audio output, AC3 5.1 Channel outputs, Optical digital out, Coaxial digital output
Output jacks: 2 Headphone jacks
Power input: 100-240VAC 50Hz/60Hz 25W
Singer is a sister company of Akai and Sansui. The same machine might be available in other countries (than Australia) under those brand names. Have a look out for this one if you are after a cheap "does anything" solution. |
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