Philips CDR 775

Newest Review: ... yet to have a problem from the drive, it always records, does what’s expected and has not let me down. The CD Player on the ... more

... right hand side of the player is another story however, it really does seem like it was an after thought… It struggles to find tracks quickly and with the same level of the cd recorder drive. Its adequate... But just not as good as the cd recorder drive is for playback. I’d advise retaining your CD player separate, as it will invariably sound better than the player drive on the 775. A Word on Interconnectors It really is important that you use good quality interconnectors for your analogue recordings, the cheapskate...more

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by - written on 06/08/08
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I paid £80 from Ebay for this machine and it worth every penny.

The recording is superfast and copy disc sound identical to the original cd even when use a high end HiFi system to play back.

The music play back is properby the weak point here. It's not bad by any mean but don't expect the sound that you generally get from a dedicate hifi cd player.

All the buttons are clearly labels with both analog and digital inputs on board make it the most simple way to archive all your favourate songs from rare vinyl to cd....highly recomended.

A super hi-fi separate, just with a few niggles (1294 words)
by - written on 14/08/05 (Very useful, 3252 readings)
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I picked up the Philips CDR 775 a few months ago on an ebay auction, at just £50! i admit I was taking a bit of a chance on whether it would work 100% and left hoping that I would be able to use it for what I intended, which was transfering tapes and vinyl to cd. The recorder is fitted with two separate cd drives, left hand side is a CDR recorder, the right hand side is a CD Player. It’s a wide bit of gear, 435mm wide, 310mm deep and but just 88mm tall, making it as slim as a standard cd player in a hi-fi stack. Do take care you have a wide enough stand, its a bit tight in my own hi-fi stand. I’d also advise you ensure it gets reasonable ventilation above, ... Read the complete review

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