Elevate your home entertainment experience with the Philips MCD 908 Compact Vacuum Tube Stereo System. This home theater speaker system is perfect for music lovers who want to enjoy high-quality sound from a variety of media formats. With audio inputs such as AUX, USB, and HDMI, you can easily connect your favorite devices and play CDs, DVDs, and DVD-audio. The system comes in a sleek BROWN/BLACK/SILVER color and includes a remote control for easy operation. The Philips MCD 908 model features Dolby Digital surround sound formats and has an impressive RMS power of 150W. This unit quantity of three is perfect for setting up a complete home theater system. Upgrade your listening experience with the Philips MCD 908 Compact Vacuum Tube Stereo System. The build quality on the Philips MCD908 is mightily impressive. The wooden speakers, for example, are as solid as boulders -- this is a good thing as you dont want the speaker cabinet resonating and spoiling the sound. The two housings for the components themselves are machined from aluminum.Apart from the solidity of the build, the unit is certainly distinctive looking. Turn the Philips on and youd think youve been transported to the set of the latest Fast and the Furious flick. This is a seriously bling-tactic piece of equipment -- from the blue strip lighting to the faint red glow from the valve tubes.The remote is also very distinctive, with a real leather finish in the hand and a machine-cut metal keypad reminiscent of the Motorola RAZR V3.Features............On paper, the specs of the Philips MCD908 are also quite remarkable and speak to an audiophiles wet-dream: a combination of neodymium ribbon and silk dome tweeters; gold-plated speaker binding posts; the aforementioned vacuum tube preamplifier; and a Class D digital amplifier.Vacuum tubes were quite popular up until about the 80s and were the main source of amplification -- before their functions could be duplicated by solid-state electronics. They have enjoyed a resurgence recently, as their proponents will tell you the sound is more natural and less digital. In this particular instance, Philips have used them to counter the effects of the digital amplifier, but does it work? The amplifier itself is rated at 2 x 75W RMS -- so able to drive the speakers very loud!For the videophiles, there is also upscaling to 1080i via HDMI, and compatibility with a wide range of formats, including DiVX. This is a DVD player only, so obviously it lacks support for either Blu-ray or HD DVD.The Philips MCD908 is a compact vacuum tube stereo system that was released in 2007 1. Here are some of its specifications:Sound Output Power: 2x75W RMS / 150W total powerSound Enhancement: Vacuum Tube Preamplifier, Class “D” Digital Amplifier, Loudness, Treble and Bass ControlPremium Hi-Fi tubes for perfectly pure and natural soundNeodymium Ribbon Tweeter for impressive audio fidelityDome mid-range speakers and woofer for crystal clear soundGold-plated speaker connector for finest signal transmission 23The Philips MCD908 is a well-built system with audiophile-grade components. It features a combination of neodymium ribbon and silk dome tweeters, gold-plated speaker binding posts, a vacuum tube preamplifier, and a Class “D” digital amplifier 1. The amplifier itself is rated at 2 x 75W RMS, so it is capable of driving the speakers very loud 1. The wooden speakers are solid and the two housings for the components themselves are machined from aluminum 1. The unit is certainly distinctive looking with blue strip lighting and faint red glow from the valve tubes 1. However, the performance of the Philips MCD908 does not quite match up to its features and build quality 1.Optical driveOptical disc player type *DVD playerDisc types supported *CD, DVDVideo3D *Video formats supported *DIVXVideo D/A Converter (DAC)12-bit/108MHzVideo enhancement technologyProgressive ScanAudioAudio decoders *Dolby DigitalSound enhancement technologyVacuum Tube Preamplifier Class D Digital Amplifier Loudness Treble and Bass ControlRadioFM radio *Supported radio bandsFM, MWRadio Data System (RDS)Preset stations quantity40Satellite speakersSatellite speaker type3-waySatellite speakers RMS power300 WNumber of satellite speakers2Ports & interfacesHDMI ports quantity *1SCART ports quantity1S-Video outputs quantity1Audio (L/R) in1PowerPower consumption (standby)1 WPowerAC input frequency50 HzAC input voltage220-240 VWeight & dimensionsMain speaker height32.9 cmMain speaker depth24 cmMain speaker width20.5 cmPackaging dataPackage width755 mmPackage depth330 mmPackage height417 mmPackage weight23 kgPackaging contentRemote control includedBatteries includedOther featuresApple docking compatibilityNot supportedBuilt-in HDDTV tuner integratedDimensions (WxDxH)250 x 280 x 180 mmAudio systemDolby DigitalAuto digital tuningChannels quantity40 channelsDVD region code2CD-RW playbackMP3 playbackTechnical detailsProduct colour *Black, Silver

The build quality on the Philips MCD908 is mightily impressive. The wooden speakers, for example, are as solid as boulders -- this is a good thing as you dont want the speaker cabinet resonating and spoiling the sound. The two housings for the components themselves are machined from aluminum.Apart from the solidity of the build, the unit is certainly distinctive looking. Turn the Philips on and youd think youve been transported to the set of the latest Fast and the Furious flick. This is a seriously bling-tastic piece of equipment -- from the blue strip lighting to the faint red glow from the valve tubesThe remote is also very distinctive, with a real leather finish in the hand and a machine-cut metal keypad reminiscent of the Motorola RAZR V3.Features............On paper, the specs of the Philips MCD908 are also quite remarkable, and speak to an audiophiles wet-dream: a combination of neodymium ribbon and silk dome tweeters; gold-plated speaker binding posts; the aforementioned vacuum tube preamplifier; and a Class D digital amplifier.Vacuum tubes were quite popular up until about the 80s and were the main source of amplification -- before their functions could be duplicated by solid-state electronics. They have enjoyed a resurgence recently, as their proponents will tell you the sound is more natural and less digital. In this particular instance, Philips have used them to counter the effects of the digital amplifier, but does it work? The amplifier itself is rated at 2 x 75W RMS -- so able to drive the speakers very loud!For the videophiles, there is also upscaling to 1080i via HDMI, and compatibility with a wide range of formats, including DiVX. This is a DVD player only, so obviously it lacks support for either Blu-ray or HD DVD.The Philips MCD908 is a compact vacuum tube stereo system that was released in 2007 1. Here are some of its specifications:Sound Output Power: 2x75W RMS / 150W total powerSound Enhancement: Vacuum Tube Preamplifier, Class “D” Digital Amplifier, Loudness, Treble and Bass ControlPremium Hi-Fi tubes for perfectly pure and natural soundNeodymium Ribbon Tweeter for impressive audio fidelityDome mid-range speakers and woofer for crystal clear soundGold-plated speaker connector for finest signal transmission 23

The build quality on the Philips MCD908 is mightily impressive. The wooden speakers, for example, are as solid as boulders -- this is a good thing as you dont want the speaker cabinet resonating and spoiling the sound. The two housings for the components themselves are machined from aluminum.Apart from the solidity of the build, the unit is certainly distinctive looking. Turn the Philips on and youd think youve been transported to the set of the latest Fast and the Furious flick. This is a seriously bling-tastic piece of equipment -- from the blue strip lighting to the faint red glow from the valve tubesThe remote is also very distinctive, with a real leather finish in the hand and a machine-cut metal keypad reminiscent of the Motorola RAZR V3.Features............On paper, the specs of the Philips MCD908 are also quite remarkable, and speak to an audiophiles wet-dream: a combination of neodymium ribbon and silk dome tweeters; gold-plated speaker binding posts; the aforementioned vacuum tube preamplifier; and a Class D digital amplifier.Vacuum tubes were quite popular up until about the 80s and were the main source of amplification -- before their functions could be duplicated by solid-state electronics. They have enjoyed a resurgence recently, as their proponents will tell you the sound is more natural and less digital. In this particular instance, Philips have used them to counter the effects of the digital amplifier, but does it work? The amplifier itself is rated at 2 x 75W RMS -- so able to drive the speakers very loud!For the videophiles, there is also upscaling to 1080i via HDMI, and compatibility with a wide range of formats, including DiVX. This is a DVD player only, so obviously it lacks support for either Blu-ray or HD DVD.The Philips MCD908 is a compact vacuum tube stereo system that was released in 2007 1. Here are some of its specifications:Sound Output Power: 2x75W RMS / 150W total powerSound Enhancement: Vacuum Tube Preamplifier, Class “D” Digital Amplifier, Loudness, Treble and Bass ControlPremium Hi-Fi tubes for perfectly pure and natural soundNeodymium Ribbon Tweeter for impressive audio fidelityDome mid-range speakers and woofer for crystal clear soundGold-plated speaker connector for finest signal transmission 23

The build quality on the Philips MCD908 is mightily impressive. The wooden speakers, for example, are as solid as boulders -- this is a good thing as you dont want the speaker cabinet resonating and spoiling the sound. The two housings for the components themselves are machined from aluminum.Apart from the solidity of the build, the unit is certainly distinctive looking. Turn the Philips on and youd think youve been transported to the set of the latest Fast and the Furious flick. This is a seriously bling-tastic piece of equipment -- from the blue strip lighting to the faint red glow from the valve tubesThe remote is also very distinctive, with a real leather finish in the hand and a machine-cut metal keypad reminiscent of the Motorola RAZR V3.Features............On paper, the specs of the Philips MCD908 are also quite remarkable, and speak to an audiophiles wet-dream: a combination of neodymium ribbon and silk dome tweeters; gold-plated speaker binding posts; the aforementioned vacuum tube preamplifier; and a Class D digital amplifier.Vacuum tubes were quite popular up until about the 80s and were the main source of amplification -- before their functions could be duplicated by solid-state electronics. They have enjoyed a resurgence recently, as their proponents will tell you the sound is more natural and less digital. In this particular instance, Philips have used them to counter the effects of the digital amplifier, but does it work? The amplifier itself is rated at 2 x 75W RMS -- so able to drive the speakers very loud!For the videophiles, there is also upscaling to 1080i via HDMI, and compatibility with a wide range of formats, including DiVX. This is a DVD player only, so obviously it lacks support for either Blu-ray or HD DVD.The Philips MCD908 is a compact vacuum tube stereo system that was released in 2007 1. Here are some of its specifications:Sound Output Power: 2x75W RMS / 150W total powerSound Enhancement: Vacuum Tube Preamplifier, Class “D” Digital Amplifier, Loudness, Treble and Bass ControlPremium Hi-Fi tubes for perfectly pure and natural soundNeodymium Ribbon Tweeter for impressive audio fidelityDome mid-range speakers and woofer for crystal clear soundGold-plated speaker connector for finest signal transmission 23The Philips MCD908 is a well-built system with audiophile-grade components. It features a combination of neodymium ribbon and silk dome tweeters, gold-plated speaker binding posts, a vacuum tube preamplifier, and a Class “D” digital amplifier 1. The amplifier itself is rated at 2 x 75W RMS, so it is capable of driving the speakers very loud 1. The wooden speakers are solid and the two housings for the components themselves are machined from aluminum 1. The unit is certainly distinctive looking with blue strip lighting and faint red glow from the valve tubes 1. However, the performance of the Philips MCD908 does not quite match up to its features and build quality 1.Optical driveOptical disc player type *DVD playerDisc types supported *CD, DVDVideo3D *Video formats supported *DIVXVideo D/A Converter (DAC)12-bit/108MHzVideo enhancement technologyProgressive ScanAudioAudio decoders *Dolby DigitalSound enhancement technologyVacuum Tube Preamplifier Class D Digital Amplifier Loudness Treble and Bass ControlRadioFM radio *Supported radio bandsFM, MWRadio Data System (RDS)Preset stations quantity40Satellite speakersSatellite speaker type3-waySatellite speakers RMS power300 WNumber of satellite speakers2Ports & interfacesHDMI ports quantity *1SCART ports quantity1S-Video outputs quantity1Audio (L/R) in1PowerPower consumption (standby)1 WPowerAC input frequency50 HzAC input voltage220-240 VWeight & dimensionsMain speaker height32.9 cmMain speaker depth24 cmMain speaker width20.5 cmPackaging dataPackage width755 mmPackage depth330 mmPackage height417 mmPackage weight23 kgPackaging contentRemote control includedBatteries includedOther featuresApple docking compatibilityNot supportedBuilt-in HDDTV tuner integratedDimensions (WxDxH)250 x 280 x 180 mmAudio systemDolby DigitalAuto digital tuningChannels quantity40 channelsDVD region code2CD-RW playbackMP3 playbackTechnical detailsProduct colour *Black, Silver

The build quality on the Philips MCD908 is mightily impressive. The wooden speakers, for example, are as solid as boulders -- this is a good thing as you dont want the speaker cabinet resonating and spoiling the sound. The two housings for the components themselves are machined from aluminum.Apart from the solidity of the build, the unit is certainly distinctive looking. Turn the Philips on and youd think youve been transported to the set of the latest Fast and the Furious flick. This is a seriously bling-tastic piece of equipment -- from the blue strip lighting to the faint red glow from the valve tubesThe remote is also very distinctive, with a real leather finish in the hand and a machine-cut metal keypad reminiscent of the Motorola RAZR V3.Features............On paper, the specs of the Philips MCD908 are also quite remarkable, and speak to an audiophiles wet-dream: a combination of neodymium ribbon and silk dome tweeters; gold-plated speaker binding posts; the aforementioned vacuum tube preamplifier; and a Class D digital amplifier.Vacuum tubes were quite popular up until about the 80s and were the main source of amplification -- before their functions could be duplicated by solid-state electronics. They have enjoyed a resurgence recently, as their proponents will tell you the sound is more natural and less digital. In this particular instance, Philips have used them to counter the effects of the digital amplifier, but does it work? The amplifier itself is rated at 2 x 75W RMS -- so able to drive the speakers very loud!For the videophiles, there is also upscaling to 1080i via HDMI, and compatibility with a wide range of formats, including DiVX. This is a DVD player only, so obviously it lacks support for either Blu-ray or HD DVD.The Philips MCD908 is a compact vacuum tube stereo system that was released in 2007 1. Here are some of its specifications:Sound Output Power: 2x75W RMS / 150W total powerSound Enhancement: Vacuum Tube Preamplifier, Class “D” Digital Amplifier, Loudness, Treble and Bass ControlPremium Hi-Fi tubes for perfectly pure and natural soundNeodymium Ribbon Tweeter for impressive audio fidelityDome mid-range speakers and woofer for crystal clear soundGold-plated speaker connector for finest signal transmission 23

The build quality on the Philips MCD908 is mightily impressive. The wooden speakers, for example, are as solid as boulders -- this is a good thing as you dont want the speaker cabinet resonating and spoiling the sound. The two housings for the components themselves are machined from aluminum.Apart from the solidity of the build, the unit is certainly distinctive looking. Turn the Philips on and youd think youve been transported to the set of the latest Fast and the Furious flick. This is a seriously bling-tastic piece of equipment -- from the blue strip lighting to the faint red glow from the valve tubesThe remote is also very distinctive, with a real leather finish in the hand and a machine-cut metal keypad reminiscent of the Motorola RAZR V3.Features............On paper, the specs of the Philips MCD908 are also quite remarkable, and speak to an audiophiles wet-dream: a combination of neodymium ribbon and silk dome tweeters; gold-plated speaker binding posts; the aforementioned vacuum tube preamplifier; and a Class D digital amplifier.Vacuum tubes were quite popular up until about the 80s and were the main source of amplification -- before their functions could be duplicated by solid-state electronics. They have enjoyed a resurgence recently, as their proponents will tell you the sound is more natural and less digital. In this particular instance, Philips have used them to counter the effects of the digital amplifier, but does it work? The amplifier itself is rated at 2 x 75W RMS -- so able to drive the speakers very loud!For the videophiles, there is also upscaling to 1080i via HDMI, and compatibility with a wide range of formats, including DiVX. This is a DVD player only, so obviously it lacks support for either Blu-ray or HD DVD.The Philips MCD908 is a compact vacuum tube stereo system that was released in 2007 1. Here are some of its specifications:Sound Output Power: 2x75W RMS / 150W total powerSound Enhancement: Vacuum Tube Preamplifier, Class “D” Digital Amplifier, Loudness, Treble and Bass ControlPremium Hi-Fi tubes for perfectly pure and natural soundNeodymium Ribbon Tweeter for impressive audio fidelityDome mid-range speakers and woofer for crystal clear soundGold-plated speaker connector for finest signal transmission 23The Philips MCD908 is a well-built system with audiophile-grade components. It features a combination of neodymium ribbon and silk dome tweeters, gold-plated speaker binding posts, a vacuum tube preamplifier, and a Class “D” digital amplifier 1. The amplifier itself is rated at 2 x 75W RMS, so it is capable of driving the speakers very loud 1. The wooden speakers are solid and the two housings for the components themselves are machined from aluminum 1. The unit is certainly distinctive looking with blue strip lighting and faint red glow from the valve tubes 1. However, the performance of the Philips MCD908 does not quite match up to its features and build quality 1.Optical driveOptical disc player type *DVD playerDisc types supported *CD, DVDVideo3D *Video formats supported *DIVXVideo D/A Converter (DAC)12-bit/108MHzVideo enhancement technologyProgressive ScanAudioAudio decoders *Dolby DigitalSound enhancement technologyVacuum Tube Preamplifier Class D Digital Amplifier Loudness Treble and Bass ControlRadioFM radio *Supported radio bandsFM, MWRadio Data System (RDS)Preset stations quantity40Satellite speakersSatellite speaker type3-waySatellite speakers RMS power300 WNumber of satellite speakers2Ports & interfacesHDMI ports quantity *1SCART ports quantity1S-Video outputs quantity1Audio (L/R) in1PowerPower consumption (standby)1 WPowerAC input frequency50 HzAC input voltage220-240 VWeight & dimensionsMain speaker height32.9 cmMain speaker depth24 cmMain speaker width20.5 cmPackaging dataPackage width755 mmPackage depth330 mmPackage height417 mmPackage weight23 kgPackaging contentRemote control includedBatteries includedOther featuresApple docking compatibilityNot supportedBuilt-in HDDTV tuner integratedDimensions (WxDxH)250 x 280 x 180 mmAudio systemDolby DigitalAuto digital tuningChannels quantity40 channelsDVD region code2CD-RW playbackMP3 playbackTechnical detailsProduct colour *Black, Silver

The build quality on the Philips MCD908 is mightily impressive. The wooden speakers, for example, are as solid as boulders -- this is a good thing as you dont want the speaker cabinet resonating and spoiling the sound. The two housings for the components themselves are machined from aluminum.Apart from the solidity of the build, the unit is certainly distinctive looking. Turn the Philips on and youd think youve been transported to the set of the latest Fast and the Furious flick. This is a seriously bling-tastic piece of equipment -- from the blue strip lighting to the faint red glow from the valve tubesThe remote is also very distinctive, with a real leather finish in the hand and a machine-cut metal keypad reminiscent of the Motorola RAZR V3.Features............On paper, the specs of the Philips MCD908 are also quite remarkable, and speak to an audiophiles wet-dream: a combination of neodymium ribbon and silk dome tweeters; gold-plated speaker binding posts; the aforementioned vacuum tube preamplifier; and a Class D digital amplifier.Vacuum tubes were quite popular up until about the 80s and were the main source of amplification -- before their functions could be duplicated by solid-state electronics. They have enjoyed a resurgence recently, as their proponents will tell you the sound is more natural and less digital. In this particular instance, Philips have used them to counter the effects of the digital amplifier, but does it work? The amplifier itself is rated at 2 x 75W RMS -- so able to drive the speakers very loud!For the videophiles, there is also upscaling to 1080i via HDMI, and compatibility with a wide range of formats, including DiVX. This is a DVD player only, so obviously it lacks support for either Blu-ray or HD DVD.The Philips MCD908 is a compact vacuum tube stereo system that was released in 2007 1. Here are some of its specifications:Sound Output Power: 2x75W RMS / 150W total powerSound Enhancement: Vacuum Tube Preamplifier, Class “D” Digital Amplifier, Loudness, Treble and Bass ControlPremium Hi-Fi tubes for perfectly pure and natural soundNeodymium Ribbon Tweeter for impressive audio fidelityDome mid-range speakers and woofer for crystal clear soundGold-plated speaker connector for finest signal transmission 23

The build quality on the Philips MCD908 is mightily impressive. The wooden speakers, for example, are as solid as boulders -- this is a good thing as you dont want the speaker cabinet resonating and spoiling the sound. The two housings for the components themselves are machined from aluminum.Apart from the solidity of the build, the unit is certainly distinctive looking. Turn the Philips on and youd think youve been transported to the set of the latest Fast and the Furious flick. This is a seriously bling-tastic piece of equipment -- from the blue strip lighting to the faint red glow from the valve tubesThe remote is also very distinctive, with a real leather finish in the hand and a machine-cut metal keypad reminiscent of the Motorola RAZR V3.Features............On paper, the specs of the Philips MCD908 are also quite remarkable, and speak to an audiophiles wet-dream: a combination of neodymium ribbon and silk dome tweeters; gold-plated speaker binding posts; the aforementioned vacuum tube preamplifier; and a Class D digital amplifier.Vacuum tubes were quite popular up until about the 80s and were the main source of amplification -- before their functions could be duplicated by solid-state electronics. They have enjoyed a resurgence recently, as their proponents will tell you the sound is more natural and less digital. In this particular instance, Philips have used them to counter the effects of the digital amplifier, but does it work? The amplifier itself is rated at 2 x 75W RMS -- so able to drive the speakers very loud!For the videophiles, there is also upscaling to 1080i via HDMI, and compatibility with a wide range of formats, including DiVX. This is a DVD player only, so obviously it lacks support for either Blu-ray or HD DVD.The Philips MCD908 is a compact vacuum tube stereo system that was released in 2007 1. Here are some of its specifications:Sound Output Power: 2x75W RMS / 150W total powerSound Enhancement: Vacuum Tube Preamplifier, Class “D” Digital Amplifier, Loudness, Treble and Bass ControlPremium Hi-Fi tubes for perfectly pure and natural soundNeodymium Ribbon Tweeter for impressive audio fidelityDome mid-range speakers and woofer for crystal clear soundGold-plated speaker connector for finest signal transmission 23The Philips MCD908 is a well-built system with audiophile-grade components. It features a combination of neodymium ribbon and silk dome tweeters, gold-plated speaker binding posts, a vacuum tube preamplifier, and a Class “D” digital amplifier 1. The amplifier itself is rated at 2 x 75W RMS, so it is capable of driving the speakers very loud 1. The wooden speakers are solid and the two housings for the components themselves are machined from aluminum 1. The unit is certainly distinctive looking with blue strip lighting and faint red glow from the valve tubes 1. However, the performance of the Philips MCD908 does not quite match up to its features and build quality 1.Optical driveOptical disc player type *DVD playerDisc types supported *CD, DVDVideo3D *Video formats supported *DIVXVideo D/A Converter (DAC)12-bit/108MHzVideo enhancement technologyProgressive ScanAudioAudio decoders *Dolby DigitalSound enhancement technologyVacuum Tube Preamplifier Class D Digital Amplifier Loudness Treble and Bass ControlRadioFM radio *Supported radio bandsFM, MWRadio Data System (RDS)Preset stations quantity40Satellite speakersSatellite speaker type3-waySatellite speakers RMS power300 WNumber of satellite speakers2Ports & interfacesHDMI ports quantity *1SCART ports quantity1S-Video outputs quantity1Audio (L/R) in1PowerPower consumption (standby)1 WPowerAC input frequency50 HzAC input voltage220-240 VWeight & dimensionsMain speaker height32.9 cmMain speaker depth24 cmMain speaker width20.5 cmPackaging dataPackage width755 mmPackage depth330 mmPackage height417 mmPackage weight23 kgPackaging contentRemote control includedBatteries includedOther featuresApple docking compatibilityNot supportedBuilt-in HDDTV tuner integratedDimensions (WxDxH)250 x 280 x 180 mmAudio systemDolby DigitalAuto digital tuningChannels quantity40 channelsDVD region code2CD-RW playbackMP3 playbackTechnical detailsProduct colour *Black, Silver

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The build quality on the Philips MCD908 is mightily impressive. The wooden speakers, for example, are as solid as boulders -- this is a good thing as you dont want the speaker cabinet resonating and spoiling the sound. The two housings for the components themselves are machined from aluminum.Apart from the solidity of the build, the unit is certainly distinctive looking. Turn the Philips on and youd think youve been transported to the set of the latest Fast and the Furious flick. This is a seriously bling-tastic piece of equipment -- from the blue strip lighting to the faint red glow from the valve tubesThe remote is also very distinctive, with a real leather finish in the hand and a machine-cut metal keypad reminiscent of the Motorola RAZR V3.Features............On paper, the specs of the Philips MCD908 are also quite remarkable, and speak to an audiophiles wet-dream: a combination of neodymium ribbon and silk dome tweeters; gold-plated speaker binding posts; the aforementioned vacuum tube preamplifier; and a Class D digital amplifier.Vacuum tubes were quite popular up until about the 80s and were the main source of amplification -- before their functions could be duplicated by solid-state electronics. They have enjoyed a resurgence recently, as their proponents will tell you the sound is more natural and less digital. In this particular instance, Philips have used them to counter the effects of the digital amplifier, but does it work? The amplifier itself is rated at 2 x 75W RMS -- so able to drive the speakers very loud!For the videophiles, there is also upscaling to 1080i via HDMI, and compatibility with a wide range of formats, including DiVX. This is a DVD player only, so obviously it lacks support for either Blu-ray or HD DVD.The Philips MCD908 is a compact vacuum tube stereo system that was released in 2007 1. Here are some of its specifications:Sound Output Power: 2x75W RMS / 150W total powerSound Enhancement: Vacuum Tube Preamplifier, Class “D” Digital Amplifier, Loudness, Treble and Bass ControlPremium Hi-Fi tubes for perfectly pure and natural soundNeodymium Ribbon Tweeter for impressive audio fidelityDome mid-range speakers and woofer for crystal clear soundGold-plated speaker connector for finest signal transmission 23The Philips MCD908 is a well-built system with audiophile-grade components. It features a combination of neodymium ribbon and silk dome tweeters, gold-plated speaker binding posts, a vacuum tube preamplifier, and a Class “D” digital amplifier 1. The amplifier itself is rated at 2 x 75W RMS, so it is capable of driving the speakers very loud 1. The wooden speakers are solid and the two housings for the components themselves are machined from aluminum 1. The unit is certainly distinctive looking with blue strip lighting and faint red glow from the valve tubes 1. However, the performance of the Philips MCD908 does not quite match up to its features and build quality 1.Optical driveOptical disc player type *DVD playerDisc types supported *CD, DVDVideo3D *Video formats supported *DIVXVideo D/A Converter (DAC)12-bit/108MHzVideo enhancement technologyProgressive ScanAudioAudio decoders *Dolby DigitalSound enhancement technologyVacuum Tube Preamplifier Class D Digital Amplifier Loudness Treble and Bass ControlRadioFM radio *Supported radio bandsFM, MWRadio Data System (RDS)Preset stations quantity40Satellite speakersSatellite speaker type3-waySatellite speakers RMS power300 WNumber of satellite speakers2Ports & interfacesHDMI ports quantity *1SCART ports quantity1S-Video outputs quantity1Audio (L/R) in1PowerPower consumption (standby)1 WPowerAC input frequency50 HzAC input voltage220-240 VWeight & dimensionsMain speaker height32.9 cmMain speaker depth24 cmMain speaker width20.5 cmPackaging dataPackage width755 mmPackage depth330 mmPackage height417 mmPackage weight23 kgPackaging contentRemote control includedBatteries includedOther featuresApple docking compatibilityNot supportedBuilt-in HDDTV tuner integratedDimensions (WxDxH)250 x 280 x 180 mmAudio systemDolby DigitalAuto digital tuningChannels quantity40 channelsDVD region code2CD-RW playbackMP3 playbackTechnical detailsProduct colour *Black, Silver

The build quality on the Philips MCD908 is mightily impressive. The wooden speakers, for example, are as solid as boulders -- this is a good thing as you dont want the speaker cabinet resonating and spoiling the sound. The two housings for the components themselves are machined from aluminum.Apart from the solidity of the build, the unit is certainly distinctive looking. Turn the Philips on and youd think youve been transported to the set of the latest Fast and the Furious flick. This is a seriously bling-tastic piece of equipment -- from the blue strip lighting to the faint red glow from the valve tubesThe remote is also very distinctive, with a real leather finish in the hand and a machine-cut metal keypad reminiscent of the Motorola RAZR V3.Features............On paper, the specs of the Philips MCD908 are also quite remarkable, and speak to an audiophiles wet-dream: a combination of neodymium ribbon and silk dome tweeters; gold-plated speaker binding posts; the aforementioned vacuum tube preamplifier; and a Class D digital amplifier.Vacuum tubes were quite popular up until about the 80s and were the main source of amplification -- before their functions could be duplicated by solid-state electronics. They have enjoyed a resurgence recently, as their proponents will tell you the sound is more natural and less digital. In this particular instance, Philips have used them to counter the effects of the digital amplifier, but does it work? The amplifier itself is rated at 2 x 75W RMS -- so able to drive the speakers very loud!For the videophiles, there is also upscaling to 1080i via HDMI, and compatibility with a wide range of formats, including DiVX. This is a DVD player only, so obviously it lacks support for either Blu-ray or HD DVD.The Philips MCD908 is a compact vacuum tube stereo system that was released in 2007 1. Here are some of its specifications:Sound Output Power: 2x75W RMS / 150W total powerSound Enhancement: Vacuum Tube Preamplifier, Class “D” Digital Amplifier, Loudness, Treble and Bass ControlPremium Hi-Fi tubes for perfectly pure and natural soundNeodymium Ribbon Tweeter for impressive audio fidelityDome mid-range speakers and woofer for crystal clear soundGold-plated speaker connector for finest signal transmission 23

Lautsprecher Paar. Für Philips MCD 908 Röhrenverstärker. Echtes Holz lackiert. Mit Glas Einschub. Original Lautsprecherkabel wird mitgeschickt. Funktionstüchtig wenig gebraucht. Optischer Zustand sehe Fotos. Lautsprecher sind sehr schwer. Daher Versand 16.50€ Privatverkauf keine Garantie keine Rückgabe

The build quality on the Philips MCD908 is mightily impressive. The wooden speakers, for example, are as solid as boulders -- this is a good thing as you dont want the speaker cabinet resonating and spoiling the sound. The two housings for the components themselves are machined from aluminum.Apart from the solidity of the build, the unit is certainly distinctive looking. Turn the Philips on and youd think youve been transported to the set of the latest Fast and the Furious flick. This is a seriously bling-tastic piece of equipment -- from the blue strip lighting to the faint red glow from the valve tubesThe remote is also very distinctive, with a real leather finish in the hand and a machine-cut metal keypad reminiscent of the Motorola RAZR V3.Features............On paper, the specs of the Philips MCD908 are also quite remarkable, and speak to an audiophiles wet-dream: a combination of neodymium ribbon and silk dome tweeters; gold-plated speaker binding posts; the aforementioned vacuum tube preamplifier; and a Class D digital amplifier.Vacuum tubes were quite popular up until about the 80s and were the main source of amplification -- before their functions could be duplicated by solid-state electronics. They have enjoyed a resurgence recently, as their proponents will tell you the sound is more natural and less digital. In this particular instance, Philips have used them to counter the effects of the digital amplifier, but does it work? The amplifier itself is rated at 2 x 75W RMS -- so able to drive the speakers very loud!For the videophiles, there is also upscaling to 1080i via HDMI, and compatibility with a wide range of formats, including DiVX. This is a DVD player only, so obviously it lacks support for either Blu-ray or HD DVD.The Philips MCD908 is a compact vacuum tube stereo system that was released in 2007 1. Here are some of its specifications:Sound Output Power: 2x75W RMS / 150W total powerSound Enhancement: Vacuum Tube Preamplifier, Class “D” Digital Amplifier, Loudness, Treble and Bass ControlPremium Hi-Fi tubes for perfectly pure and natural soundNeodymium Ribbon Tweeter for impressive audio fidelityDome mid-range speakers and woofer for crystal clear soundGold-plated speaker connector for finest signal transmission 23

The build quality on the Philips MCD908 is mightily impressive. The wooden speakers, for example, are as solid as boulders -- this is a good thing as you dont want the speaker cabinet resonating and spoiling the sound. The two housings for the components themselves are machined from aluminum.Apart from the solidity of the build, the unit is certainly distinctive looking. Turn the Philips on and youd think youve been transported to the set of the latest Fast and the Furious flick. This is a seriously bling-tastic piece of equipment -- from the blue strip lighting to the faint red glow from the valve tubesThe remote is also very distinctive, with a real leather finish in the hand and a machine-cut metal keypad reminiscent of the Motorola RAZR V3.Features............On paper, the specs of the Philips MCD908 are also quite remarkable, and speak to an audiophiles wet-dream: a combination of neodymium ribbon and silk dome tweeters; gold-plated speaker binding posts; the aforementioned vacuum tube preamplifier; and a Class D digital amplifier.Vacuum tubes were quite popular up until about the 80s and were the main source of amplification -- before their functions could be duplicated by solid-state electronics. They have enjoyed a resurgence recently, as their proponents will tell you the sound is more natural and less digital. In this particular instance, Philips have used them to counter the effects of the digital amplifier, but does it work? The amplifier itself is rated at 2 x 75W RMS -- so able to drive the speakers very loud!For the videophiles, there is also upscaling to 1080i via HDMI, and compatibility with a wide range of formats, including DiVX. This is a DVD player only, so obviously it lacks support for either Blu-ray or HD DVD.The Philips MCD908 is a compact vacuum tube stereo system that was released in 2007 1. Here are some of its specifications:Sound Output Power: 2x75W RMS / 150W total powerSound Enhancement: Vacuum Tube Preamplifier, Class “D” Digital Amplifier, Loudness, Treble and Bass ControlPremium Hi-Fi tubes for perfectly pure and natural soundNeodymium Ribbon Tweeter for impressive audio fidelityDome mid-range speakers and woofer for crystal clear soundGold-plated speaker connector for finest signal transmission 23The Philips MCD908 is a well-built system with audiophile-grade components. It features a combination of neodymium ribbon and silk dome tweeters, gold-plated speaker binding posts, a vacuum tube preamplifier, and a Class “D” digital amplifier 1. The amplifier itself is rated at 2 x 75W RMS, so it is capable of driving the speakers very loud 1. The wooden speakers are solid and the two housings for the components themselves are machined from aluminum 1. The unit is certainly distinctive looking with blue strip lighting and faint red glow from the valve tubes 1. However, the performance of the Philips MCD908 does not quite match up to its features and build quality 1.Optical driveOptical disc player type *DVD playerDisc types supported *CD, DVDVideo3D *Video formats supported *DIVXVideo D/A Converter (DAC)12-bit/108MHzVideo enhancement technologyProgressive ScanAudioAudio decoders *Dolby DigitalSound enhancement technologyVacuum Tube Preamplifier Class D Digital Amplifier Loudness Treble and Bass ControlRadioFM radio *Supported radio bandsFM, MWRadio Data System (RDS)Preset stations quantity40Satellite speakersSatellite speaker type3-waySatellite speakers RMS power300 WNumber of satellite speakers2Ports & interfacesHDMI ports quantity *1SCART ports quantity1S-Video outputs quantity1Audio (L/R) in1PowerPower consumption (standby)1 WPowerAC input frequency50 HzAC input voltage220-240 VWeight & dimensionsMain speaker height32.9 cmMain speaker depth24 cmMain speaker width20.5 cmPackaging dataPackage width755 mmPackage depth330 mmPackage height417 mmPackage weight23 kgPackaging contentRemote control includedBatteries includedOther featuresApple docking compatibilityNot supportedBuilt-in HDDTV tuner integratedDimensions (WxDxH)250 x 280 x 180 mmAudio systemDolby DigitalAuto digital tuningChannels quantity40 channelsDVD region code2CD-RW playbackMP3 playbackTechnical detailsProduct colour *Black, Silver

The build quality on the Philips MCD908 is mightily impressive. The wooden speakers, for example, are as solid as boulders -- this is a good thing as you dont want the speaker cabinet resonating and spoiling the sound. The two housings for the components themselves are machined from aluminum.Apart from the solidity of the build, the unit is certainly distinctive looking. Turn the Philips on and youd think youve been transported to the set of the latest Fast and the Furious flick. This is a seriously bling-tastic piece of equipment -- from the blue strip lighting to the faint red glow from the valve tubesThe remote is also very distinctive, with a real leather finish in the hand and a machine-cut metal keypad reminiscent of the Motorola RAZR V3.Features............On paper, the specs of the Philips MCD908 are also quite remarkable, and speak to an audiophiles wet-dream: a combination of neodymium ribbon and silk dome tweeters; gold-plated speaker binding posts; the aforementioned vacuum tube preamplifier; and a Class D digital amplifier.Vacuum tubes were quite popular up until about the 80s and were the main source of amplification -- before their functions could be duplicated by solid-state electronics. They have enjoyed a resurgence recently, as their proponents will tell you the sound is more natural and less digital. In this particular instance, Philips have used them to counter the effects of the digital amplifier, but does it work? The amplifier itself is rated at 2 x 75W RMS -- so able to drive the speakers very loud!For the videophiles, there is also upscaling to 1080i via HDMI, and compatibility with a wide range of formats, including DiVX. This is a DVD player only, so obviously it lacks support for either Blu-ray or HD DVD.The Philips MCD908 is a compact vacuum tube stereo system that was released in 2007 1. Here are some of its specifications:Sound Output Power: 2x75W RMS / 150W total powerSound Enhancement: Vacuum Tube Preamplifier, Class “D” Digital Amplifier, Loudness, Treble and Bass ControlPremium Hi-Fi tubes for perfectly pure and natural soundNeodymium Ribbon Tweeter for impressive audio fidelityDome mid-range speakers and woofer for crystal clear soundGold-plated speaker connector for finest signal transmission 23The Philips MCD908 is a well-built system with audiophile-grade components. It features a combination of neodymium ribbon and silk dome tweeters, gold-plated speaker binding posts, a vacuum tube preamplifier, and a Class “D” digital amplifier 1. The amplifier itself is rated at 2 x 75W RMS, so it is capable of driving the speakers very loud 1. The wooden speakers are solid and the two housings for the components themselves are machined from aluminum 1. The unit is certainly distinctive looking with blue strip lighting and faint red glow from the valve tubes 1. However, the performance of the Philips MCD908 does not quite match up to its features and build quality 1.Optical driveOptical disc player type *DVD playerDisc types supported *CD, DVDVideo3D *Video formats supported *DIVXVideo D/A Converter (DAC)12-bit/108MHzVideo enhancement technologyProgressive ScanAudioAudio decoders *Dolby DigitalSound enhancement technologyVacuum Tube Preamplifier Class D Digital Amplifier Loudness Treble and Bass ControlRadioFM radio *Supported radio bandsFM, MWRadio Data System (RDS)Preset stations quantity40Satellite speakersSatellite speaker type3-waySatellite speakers RMS power300 WNumber of satellite speakers2Ports & interfacesHDMI ports quantity *1SCART ports quantity1S-Video outputs quantity1Audio (L/R) in1PowerPower consumption (standby)1 WPowerAC input frequency50 HzAC input voltage220-240 VWeight & dimensionsMain speaker height32.9 cmMain speaker depth24 cmMain speaker width20.5 cmPackaging dataPackage width755 mmPackage depth330 mmPackage height417 mmPackage weight23 kgPackaging contentRemote control includedBatteries includedOther featuresApple docking compatibilityNot supportedBuilt-in HDDTV tuner integratedDimensions (WxDxH)250 x 280 x 180 mmAudio systemDolby DigitalAuto digital tuningChannels quantity40 channelsDVD region code2CD-RW playbackMP3 playbackTechnical detailsProduct colour *Black, Silver

The build quality on the Philips MCD908 is mightily impressive. The wooden speakers, for example, are as solid as boulders -- this is a good thing as you dont want the speaker cabinet resonating and spoiling the sound. The two housings for the components themselves are machined from aluminum.Apart from the solidity of the build, the unit is certainly distinctive looking. Turn the Philips on and youd think youve been transported to the set of the latest Fast and the Furious flick. This is a seriously bling-tastic piece of equipment -- from the blue strip lighting to the faint red glow from the valve tubesThe remote is also very distinctive, with a real leather finish in the hand and a machine-cut metal keypad reminiscent of the Motorola RAZR V3.Features............On paper, the specs of the Philips MCD908 are also quite remarkable, and speak to an audiophiles wet-dream: a combination of neodymium ribbon and silk dome tweeters; gold-plated speaker binding posts; the aforementioned vacuum tube preamplifier; and a Class D digital amplifier.Vacuum tubes were quite popular up until about the 80s and were the main source of amplification -- before their functions could be duplicated by solid-state electronics. They have enjoyed a resurgence recently, as their proponents will tell you the sound is more natural and less digital. In this particular instance, Philips have used them to counter the effects of the digital amplifier, but does it work? The amplifier itself is rated at 2 x 75W RMS -- so able to drive the speakers very loud!For the videophiles, there is also upscaling to 1080i via HDMI, and compatibility with a wide range of formats, including DiVX. This is a DVD player only, so obviously it lacks support for either Blu-ray or HD DVD.The Philips MCD908 is a compact vacuum tube stereo system that was released in 2007 1. Here are some of its specifications:Sound Output Power: 2x75W RMS / 150W total powerSound Enhancement: Vacuum Tube Preamplifier, Class “D” Digital Amplifier, Loudness, Treble and Bass ControlPremium Hi-Fi tubes for perfectly pure and natural soundNeodymium Ribbon Tweeter for impressive audio fidelityDome mid-range speakers and woofer for crystal clear soundGold-plated speaker connector for finest signal transmission 23The Philips MCD908 is a well-built system with audiophile-grade components. It features a combination of neodymium ribbon and silk dome tweeters, gold-plated speaker binding posts, a vacuum tube preamplifier, and a Class “D” digital amplifier 1. The amplifier itself is rated at 2 x 75W RMS, so it is capable of driving the speakers very loud 1. The wooden speakers are solid and the two housings for the components themselves are machined from aluminum 1. The unit is certainly distinctive looking with blue strip lighting and faint red glow from the valve tubes 1. However, the performance of the Philips MCD908 does not quite match up to its features and build quality 1.Optical driveOptical disc player type *DVD playerDisc types supported *CD, DVDVideo3D *Video formats supported *DIVXVideo D/A Converter (DAC)12-bit/108MHzVideo enhancement technologyProgressive ScanAudioAudio decoders *Dolby DigitalSound enhancement technologyVacuum Tube Preamplifier Class D Digital Amplifier Loudness Treble and Bass ControlRadioFM radio *Supported radio bandsFM, MWRadio Data System (RDS)Preset stations quantity40Satellite speakersSatellite speaker type3-waySatellite speakers RMS power300 WNumber of satellite speakers2Ports & interfacesHDMI ports quantity *1SCART ports quantity1S-Video outputs quantity1Audio (L/R) in1PowerPower consumption (standby)1 WPowerAC input frequency50 HzAC input voltage220-240 VWeight & dimensionsMain speaker height32.9 cmMain speaker depth24 cmMain speaker width20.5 cmPackaging dataPackage width755 mmPackage depth330 mmPackage height417 mmPackage weight23 kgPackaging contentRemote control includedBatteries includedOther featuresApple docking compatibilityNot supportedBuilt-in HDDTV tuner integratedDimensions (WxDxH)250 x 280 x 180 mmAudio systemDolby DigitalAuto digital tuningChannels quantity40 channelsDVD region code2CD-RW playbackMP3 playbackTechnical detailsProduct colour *Black, Silver

The build quality on the Philips MCD908 is mightily impressive. The wooden speakers, for example, are as solid as boulders -- this is a good thing as you dont want the speaker cabinet resonating and spoiling the sound. The two housings for the components themselves are machined from aluminum.Apart from the solidity of the build, the unit is certainly distinctive looking. Turn the Philips on and youd think youve been transported to the set of the latest Fast and the Furious flick. This is a seriously bling-tastic piece of equipment -- from the blue strip lighting to the faint red glow from the valve tubesThe remote is also very distinctive, with a real leather finish in the hand and a machine-cut metal keypad reminiscent of the Motorola RAZR V3.Features............On paper, the specs of the Philips MCD908 are also quite remarkable, and speak to an audiophiles wet-dream: a combination of neodymium ribbon and silk dome tweeters; gold-plated speaker binding posts; the aforementioned vacuum tube preamplifier; and a Class D digital amplifier.Vacuum tubes were quite popular up until about the 80s and were the main source of amplification -- before their functions could be duplicated by solid-state electronics. They have enjoyed a resurgence recently, as their proponents will tell you the sound is more natural and less digital. In this particular instance, Philips have used them to counter the effects of the digital amplifier, but does it work? The amplifier itself is rated at 2 x 75W RMS -- so able to drive the speakers very loud!For the videophiles, there is also upscaling to 1080i via HDMI, and compatibility with a wide range of formats, including DiVX. This is a DVD player only, so obviously it lacks support for either Blu-ray or HD DVD.The Philips MCD908 is a compact vacuum tube stereo system that was released in 2007 1. Here are some of its specifications:Sound Output Power: 2x75W RMS / 150W total powerSound Enhancement: Vacuum Tube Preamplifier, Class “D” Digital Amplifier, Loudness, Treble and Bass ControlPremium Hi-Fi tubes for perfectly pure and natural soundNeodymium Ribbon Tweeter for impressive audio fidelityDome mid-range speakers and woofer for crystal clear soundGold-plated speaker connector for finest signal transmission 23The Philips MCD908 is a well-built system with audiophile-grade components. It features a combination of neodymium ribbon and silk dome tweeters, gold-plated speaker binding posts, a vacuum tube preamplifier, and a Class “D” digital amplifier 1. The amplifier itself is rated at 2 x 75W RMS, so it is capable of driving the speakers very loud 1. The wooden speakers are solid and the two housings for the components themselves are machined from aluminum 1. The unit is certainly distinctive looking with blue strip lighting and faint red glow from the valve tubes 1. However, the performance of the Philips MCD908 does not quite match up to its features and build quality 1.Optical driveOptical disc player type *DVD playerDisc types supported *CD, DVDVideo3D *Video formats supported *DIVXVideo D/A Converter (DAC)12-bit/108MHzVideo enhancement technologyProgressive ScanAudioAudio decoders *Dolby DigitalSound enhancement technologyVacuum Tube Preamplifier Class D Digital Amplifier Loudness Treble and Bass ControlRadioFM radio *Supported radio bandsFM, MWRadio Data System (RDS)Preset stations quantity40Satellite speakersSatellite speaker type3-waySatellite speakers RMS power300 WNumber of satellite speakers2Ports & interfacesHDMI ports quantity *1SCART ports quantity1S-Video outputs quantity1Audio (L/R) in1PowerPower consumption (standby)1 WPowerAC input frequency50 HzAC input voltage220-240 VWeight & dimensionsMain speaker height32.9 cmMain speaker depth24 cmMain speaker width20.5 cmPackaging dataPackage width755 mmPackage depth330 mmPackage height417 mmPackage weight23 kgPackaging contentRemote control includedBatteries includedOther featuresApple docking compatibilityNot supportedBuilt-in HDDTV tuner integratedDimensions (WxDxH)250 x 280 x 180 mmAudio systemDolby DigitalAuto digital tuningChannels quantity40 channelsDVD region code2CD-RW playbackMP3 playbackTechnical detailsProduct colour *Black, Silver

The build quality on the Philips MCD908 is mightily impressive. The wooden speakers, for example, are as solid as boulders -- this is a good thing as you dont want the speaker cabinet resonating and spoiling the sound. The two housings for the components themselves are machined from aluminum.Apart from the solidity of the build, the unit is certainly distinctive looking. Turn the Philips on and youd think youve been transported to the set of the latest Fast and the Furious flick. This is a seriously bling-tastic piece of equipment -- from the blue strip lighting to the faint red glow from the valve tubesThe remote is also very distinctive, with a real leather finish in the hand and a machine-cut metal keypad reminiscent of the Motorola RAZR V3.Features............On paper, the specs of the Philips MCD908 are also quite remarkable, and speak to an audiophiles wet-dream: a combination of neodymium ribbon and silk dome tweeters; gold-plated speaker binding posts; the aforementioned vacuum tube preamplifier; and a Class D digital amplifier.Vacuum tubes were quite popular up until about the 80s and were the main source of amplification -- before their functions could be duplicated by solid-state electronics. They have enjoyed a resurgence recently, as their proponents will tell you the sound is more natural and less digital. In this particular instance, Philips have used them to counter the effects of the digital amplifier, but does it work? The amplifier itself is rated at 2 x 75W RMS -- so able to drive the speakers very loud!For the videophiles, there is also upscaling to 1080i via HDMI, and compatibility with a wide range of formats, including DiVX. This is a DVD player only, so obviously it lacks support for either Blu-ray or HD DVD.The Philips MCD908 is a compact vacuum tube stereo system that was released in 2007 1. Here are some of its specifications:Sound Output Power: 2x75W RMS / 150W total powerSound Enhancement: Vacuum Tube Preamplifier, Class “D” Digital Amplifier, Loudness, Treble and Bass ControlPremium Hi-Fi tubes for perfectly pure and natural soundNeodymium Ribbon Tweeter for impressive audio fidelityDome mid-range speakers and woofer for crystal clear soundGold-plated speaker connector for finest signal transmission 23The Philips MCD908 is a well-built system with audiophile-grade components. It features a combination of neodymium ribbon and silk dome tweeters, gold-plated speaker binding posts, a vacuum tube preamplifier, and a Class “D” digital amplifier 1. The amplifier itself is rated at 2 x 75W RMS, so it is capable of driving the speakers very loud 1. The wooden speakers are solid and the two housings for the components themselves are machined from aluminum 1. The unit is certainly distinctive looking with blue strip lighting and faint red glow from the valve tubes 1. However, the performance of the Philips MCD908 does not quite match up to its features and build quality 1.Optical driveOptical disc player type *DVD playerDisc types supported *CD, DVDVideo3D *Video formats supported *DIVXVideo D/A Converter (DAC)12-bit/108MHzVideo enhancement technologyProgressive ScanAudioAudio decoders *Dolby DigitalSound enhancement technologyVacuum Tube Preamplifier Class D Digital Amplifier Loudness Treble and Bass ControlRadioFM radio *Supported radio bandsFM, MWRadio Data System (RDS)Preset stations quantity40Satellite speakersSatellite speaker type3-waySatellite speakers RMS power300 WNumber of satellite speakers2Ports & interfacesHDMI ports quantity *1SCART ports quantity1S-Video outputs quantity1Audio (L/R) in1PowerPower consumption (standby)1 WPowerAC input frequency50 HzAC input voltage220-240 VWeight & dimensionsMain speaker height32.9 cmMain speaker depth24 cmMain speaker width20.5 cmPackaging dataPackage width755 mmPackage depth330 mmPackage height417 mmPackage weight23 kgPackaging contentRemote control includedBatteries includedOther featuresApple docking compatibilityNot supportedBuilt-in HDDTV tuner integratedDimensions (WxDxH)250 x 280 x 180 mmAudio systemDolby DigitalAuto digital tuningChannels quantity40 channelsDVD region code2CD-RW playbackMP3 playbackTechnical detailsProduct colour *Black, Silver

The build quality on the Philips MCD908 is mightily impressive. The wooden speakers, for example, are as solid as boulders -- this is a good thing as you dont want the speaker cabinet resonating and spoiling the sound. The two housings for the components themselves are machined from aluminum.Apart from the solidity of the build, the unit is certainly distinctive looking. Turn the Philips on and youd think youve been transported to the set of the latest Fast and the Furious flick. This is a seriously bling-tastic piece of equipment -- from the blue strip lighting to the faint red glow from the valve tubesThe remote is also very distinctive, with a real leather finish in the hand and a machine-cut metal keypad reminiscent of the Motorola RAZR V3.Features............On paper, the specs of the Philips MCD908 are also quite remarkable, and speak to an audiophiles wet-dream: a combination of neodymium ribbon and silk dome tweeters; gold-plated speaker binding posts; the aforementioned vacuum tube preamplifier; and a Class D digital amplifier.Vacuum tubes were quite popular up until about the 80s and were the main source of amplification -- before their functions could be duplicated by solid-state electronics. They have enjoyed a resurgence recently, as their proponents will tell you the sound is more natural and less digital. In this particular instance, Philips have used them to counter the effects of the digital amplifier, but does it work? The amplifier itself is rated at 2 x 75W RMS -- so able to drive the speakers very loud!For the videophiles, there is also upscaling to 1080i via HDMI, and compatibility with a wide range of formats, including DiVX. This is a DVD player only, so obviously it lacks support for either Blu-ray or HD DVD.The Philips MCD908 is a compact vacuum tube stereo system that was released in 2007 1. Here are some of its specifications:Sound Output Power: 2x75W RMS / 150W total powerSound Enhancement: Vacuum Tube Preamplifier, Class “D” Digital Amplifier, Loudness, Treble and Bass ControlPremium Hi-Fi tubes for perfectly pure and natural soundNeodymium Ribbon Tweeter for impressive audio fidelityDome mid-range speakers and woofer for crystal clear soundGold-plated speaker connector for finest signal transmission 23The Philips MCD908 is a well-built system with audiophile-grade components. It features a combination of neodymium ribbon and silk dome tweeters, gold-plated speaker binding posts, a vacuum tube preamplifier, and a Class “D” digital amplifier 1. The amplifier itself is rated at 2 x 75W RMS, so it is capable of driving the speakers very loud 1. The wooden speakers are solid and the two housings for the components themselves are machined from aluminum 1. The unit is certainly distinctive looking with blue strip lighting and faint red glow from the valve tubes 1. However, the performance of the Philips MCD908 does not quite match up to its features and build quality 1.Optical driveOptical disc player type *DVD playerDisc types supported *CD, DVDVideo3D *Video formats supported *DIVXVideo D/A Converter (DAC)12-bit/108MHzVideo enhancement technologyProgressive ScanAudioAudio decoders *Dolby DigitalSound enhancement technologyVacuum Tube Preamplifier Class D Digital Amplifier Loudness Treble and Bass ControlRadioFM radio *Supported radio bandsFM, MWRadio Data System (RDS)Preset stations quantity40Satellite speakersSatellite speaker type3-waySatellite speakers RMS power300 WNumber of satellite speakers2Ports & interfacesHDMI ports quantity *1SCART ports quantity1S-Video outputs quantity1Audio (L/R) in1PowerPower consumption (standby)1 WPowerAC input frequency50 HzAC input voltage220-240 VWeight & dimensionsMain speaker height32.9 cmMain speaker depth24 cmMain speaker width20.5 cmPackaging dataPackage width755 mmPackage depth330 mmPackage height417 mmPackage weight23 kgPackaging contentRemote control includedBatteries includedOther featuresApple docking compatibilityNot supportedBuilt-in HDDTV tuner integratedDimensions (WxDxH)250 x 280 x 180 mmAudio systemDolby DigitalAuto digital tuningChannels quantity40 channelsDVD region code2CD-RW playbackMP3 playbackTechnical detailsProduct colour *Black, Silver