The PS 1 has a button for turning off an on.

@@rarehighend Ok, so the PS2 remote isn’t compatible with that feature?

@@glx3846The remote didn't turn off a PS1 or PS2 afaik. It only aided in DVD/CD playback without having to use the controller.

O leitor de áudio dele é simplesmente um dos melhores já fabricados pela Sony, o mesmo que equipa aparelhos da linha profissional do fabricante que custa dezenas de vezes mais caro, você só precisa ligar ele a um receiver ou a um amplificador e você terá um som cristalino, com um excelente equilíbrio de graves, médios e agudos.

Cara vc não tá em 1990. Isso hj em dia não vale nada para vídeo games

​@@jwmartinesa qué gama de cdj equivaldría actualmente??

I am sorry but I don't know anymore. Perhaps you can use Shazam.

@@rarehighend It's Tell Jesus (To Come to My House) by Livingston Taylor.

It's a good player and it was being sold for $400 new. For a second hand, 12 year old machine, 250 euros is quite a bit too much. I wouldn't go for it. Since you're not interested in SACDs and all you need is a decent cd player, there are several brand new ones from Cambridge Audio (AXC25) , Teac (CD-P650), System Fidelity (CD250), Pioneer (PD10AE or PD30AE), Pro-ject (CD Box) or Block (C250), for up to 300 euros. Just my two cents...

@@Yiannis2112 nice propositions. What's your thoughts for denon dcd600-800 or marantz cd7003(have found a second hand for 300$) Thank you in advance.

@@meletisstavridis3125 The two Denons are still being sold brand new, for 350 and 400 euros, respectively. I don't see the point buying, either of them, used, for $300 (260 euros)... It's really a shame some pricks, sell them for $300. The 7003 model was being made between '08 and '12. It's an SACD/CD player. Sold for 720 or so, euros new. So yes, $300 used, in good condition, is an ok price. It's a rather good machine. There's a catch though... I do repairs of audio gear and I tell you the laser heads and tray mechanisms of 10 or more year old cd players are pretty difficult to find, nowadays. You should seriously consider that and if possible find out how heavily this 7003 was used, when was it bought, when was it made etc. BTW you're Greek aren't you? Living abroad?

@@Yiannis2112 yes i am from Greece. I am not leaving abroad. Why asking?

@@meletisstavridis3125 Γιατί μιλάμε στα αγγλικά;

Mein bester CD Player

The question of my life.

… it looks like a automatic tin opener.

No just the first 2 has the sound chip and phono outs, if you have a later one you can still convert it to an amp via a short thru cable that is shipped with PS1 light guns but it won't have the sound chip but will still be decent enough.

@@johnheaton6705 I see, thanks for the explanation!

The cd players had good reviews in the hifi magazines back in the day,but they just did not sell well strangely

Help please

@@Mihai51 You need a remote to program the thing. It's probably not configured for your system. There are a lot of ways to do this and you don't necessarily need the OEM remote to do this. Not sure if you found a solution for this since you commented, but feel free reply/PM me for assistance.