Teac PD-700M
Surviving documentation on the Teac PD-700M is thin. It comes down to a single period new-products announcement. That source shows a six-disc CD changer with a front-loading magazine, introduced in 1989. HiFI-Stereo (May 1989, p.22) listed it at a retail price of $479.95. The player used quadruple oversampling and dual digital-to-analog converters. It could be programmed for up to thirty-two selections and had a three-way repeat feature. The magazine noted it as CD-3 compatible, meaning it could handle the smaller 3-inch CD singles of the era. A full-function remote control was included.
The known specifications, all drawn from that single source:
- Type: Six-disc CD changer, front-loading magazine
- Oversampling: Quadruple
- DACs: Dual digital-to-analog converters
- Programming: Up to 32 selections
- Repeat: Three-way
- Magazine compatibility: CD-3 compatible
- Remote control: Full-function, included
- Original list price: $479.95 (1989)
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