Gen X drives the vintage tech revival with CD players, Walkmans, and retro cameras—because streaming feels like shouting into a void. Discover why owning physical media is making a serious comeback.
In a year poised for portable tunes, the compact disc became readily available in 1986. The first iterations weren’t cheap though.One reporter visited a tech show in 1986 and explored the new ...
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A Recent Report Confirms That CD Players Are Cool Again—Here’s Where You Can Buy the Best Options
Popping a disc into a CD player was a luxury that '90s kids cherished. In fact, I still have my device from my childhood somewhere in my parents' home, along many burned CDs with songs I took from ...
Q: What CD player would you recommend for use in a high quality component stereo system that originally cost around $2,000? A: I have received several variations of this question lately. With the ...
At $359, the Shanling CD80 II combines hi-res CD / media playback, dual headphone amps, and Bluetooth for modern or vintage hi-fi setups. Why are CD players making a comeback? Unlike vinyl—where the ...
Danish home soundsystem manufacturer Bang & Olufsen have unveiled a new CD player, set to retail for £45,000. The Beosystem 9000c is the latest in Bang & Olufsen’s Recreated Classics line, and is ...
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