Arcam delta 270 cd player. It’s black and in a good condition.

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Arcam delta 270 cd player. It’s black and in a good condition.

Here we have for sale this Arcam Delta 70.3 CD Player Hi Fi Separate Vintage 1990s, power cord and remote control. A few surface scratches.NO INSTRUCTIONS OR BOX. Top model in the late 80s/early 90s. A great sounding item. Please see my other Hi Fi listings. Ill not wear you down with any more description as Ive provided some photos which i believe say far more than words ever can. We have 100% transparent feedback, all the item numbers are their to be viewed. May I take this opportunity to thank you for your time and patience, and good luck eBaying on whatever you may find eBaying.

Continuing my clearout of hifi sruff, this one is a superb Arcam Delta 270 cd player in excellent condition and full working order. This is now a very sought after player and was one of Arcams finest creations, utilizing the Philips CDM-9 laser assembly. It is now a very rare item and even rarer to find one in this condition. I must point out that all serial numbers have been photographed & logged and security marking have also been applied, this is in order to stop any tampering with components. I dont have the original box but it will be very well packaged for transport by Parcelforce48. You will receive the Delta 270, mains lead and generic remote control only, nothing else is included. A great player at a bargain price. Thanks for looking.

PLEASE CHECK THE SHIPPING COST BELOW THIS PAGE! FOR SALE: ARCAM DELTA 70.3 CD PLAYER.The payer powers up but does not play.Opens/closes perfect.Al knobs working.Therefor offert AS IS,defect,for parts ore repair.Cosmeticly in very nice condition.No remote control.Great looks.SpecificationsPlayback System: 16 bit , 4 x oversampling, dual DACs and class A direct coupled, discrete transistor analogue filter and output stages.Optical Read-out System: Laser Type : Semiconductor Al Ga AsNumerical Aperture : 0,45Wavelenght : 800 nmTypical Audio performance (20 Hz - 20 kHz unless otherwise stated)Frequency Response: 10 Hz - 10 kHz ±0,1 dB, -0,6 dB at 20 kHzChannel Balance: ±0,1 dBChannel Phase balance ± 0,5 degTHD: 0,007% at 1 kHz, 0 dBSignal-to-Noise ratio: 101 dB unweighted; 105 dB CCIR/ARM weightedDynamic Range: 96 dBChannel Separation: 100 dB at 1 kHzWow and Flutter: Quartz precision controlDirect Outputs Level/Impedance: 2V RMS at MSB (0dB)/120 ?Miniumu Load Impedance: 5 k ?Variable Output Level/Impedance: 2V RMS, max at MSB (0dB)/1,25 k ? max.Headphone Output level/Impedance: 7V RMS max. At MSB (0dB)/ 250 ?Power Supply: 110, 120 220, 240 V AC 50/60 HzPower Consumption: 25 WattsDimensions (W x H x D): 430 x 90 x 270 mm Weight: 4,5 kg netOnly shipping in the EU!Shipping cost in the EU 21,50 euro.To be sure please ask for shipping cost to youre country.Top packing.No warranty/return.Please take a look at my other auctions.Happy bidding.

The Arcam Delta 170 is one of the first examples of an entirely new product category: CD transports. The concept of different CD transports having different sonic qualities is vexing. It is a simple matter to prove that the bit stream contains identical data from virtually any CD transport (see Industry Update, Vol.12 No.8). According to Arcam, development of the Delta 170 was spurred by audible differences among transports heard by dealers, customers, and Arcam staff. The possibility that CD transports have their own sonic signatures is intriguing.On the other hand, outboard D/A converters clearly make sense. CD-player (and DAT) owners can enjoy the improvements offered by the latest technology just by replacing (or upgrading) their D/A converters, provided their players have digital outputs. Digital output ports are becoming increasingly common: in early 1987, just 12 players had digital out, the number rising to 50 by early 1988. Today, the figure is over 100, with 29 also offering optical digital output (see Sidebar Into the Optic).The Delta 170 is based on a Philips single-beam mechanism. Unlike many other Philips-based players, Arcam has completely redesigned the machine, keeping only the basic laser assembly (CDM 1 Mk.2) and Philips data-recovery chips. The entire mechanical assembly is mounted on a vibration-isolated and damped subchassis. Compared with a Philips CD 880 transport, the Delta 170 appeared much more solid. For example, the metal supports that anchor the assembly to the chassis are larger and heavier. Arcam has put much thought and effort into this machine.On the electronics side, the Delta 170 has some interesting design features. These include an optically isolated master clock and dual power supplies, each with its own transformer. One supply provides DC to the master oscillator and digital output stages, while the other serves the player servos and microprocessor. Digital output is in S/PDIF format from an RCA jack, or optical EIAJ (Toslink) connector.

CD PLAYER IN GREAT EXTERNAL CONDITIONS IT TURN ON BUT CD DOOR DONT OPENS (NEW GEAR INSTALLED) WHEN CD IN, LIGHTS UP ERROR ANYWAY FOR PARTS AND SPARES

Continuing my hifi clearout: An excellent Arcam Delta 270 CD player & CR25 system remote. Much better than your average CD player (£800 in the early 1990s). Excellent condition and working as it should. I replaced the drawer gear, which had lost its teeth, and checked it over. It sounds great and all the CD remote functions are fine. The remote also works some Arcam tuners and amplifiers, but Ive not tested this. Will be well-packaged. Royal Mail 24hr delivery in UK. Happy to send abroad using Ebays GPS, or email me for a quote. Paypal please, or cash on collection if you prefer and are local. Many thanks for looking.