| T.R | Title | User | Personal Name
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| 85.1 | 300 pounds approx | VESTA::CARPENTER | Genius is second nature | Mon May 15 1989 20:57 | 3 | 
|  |     If you can stand the Amstrad reject styling then get a MARANTZ CD65IISE
    
    Stephen.
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| 85.2 | Seconded.. | YARD::HAYWARD | Concerned of Tilehurst | Mon May 15 1989 21:05 | 4 | 
|  | 
    All the Hifi mags i've read, rave about the MARANTZ !!!!
    Iain
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| 85.3 | Thanks so far... | KEITH::EDMUNDS | $ no !fm2r, no comment | Mon May 15 1989 21:44 | 5 | 
|  |     Yes, I read that it was good, but the only magazine I could find that
    listed features said it did not have A/B repeat, which I must have. Can
    anyone confirm / deny this?
    
    Keith
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| 85.4 | CD 270 ??? | MALLET::JEFFERY | The wind just kind of blew me here. | Tue May 16 1989 01:16 | 11 | 
|  |     I hear that Denon are pretty good, although I've only heard the
    expensive one (See Bristol HiFi Show report).
    
    Not had any complaints with the Phillips CD-270 (I think it is 270),
    and that costs about 250 quid. Only real complaint is that the Step
    styling is unattractive, and that it would definitely look wrong
    if you had an AIWA cassette deck as well!
    
    Cheers.
    
    Mark.
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| 85.5 | Auto Reverse Compact Disc | SUBURB::SCREENER | Robert SCREENE @RGM (830 x6578) | Tue May 16 1989 14:18 | 7 | 
|  | RE: 85.3
    
    What is A/B repeat?
    
    (my player will only play one side!)
    
    Rob.
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| 85.6 | Y | SUBURB::GOSWELLR | Looney in the Making | Tue May 16 1989 14:48 | 11 | 
|  |     
    I have The MARANTZ CD65.  It is worth having. Sound is good.  It
    does have a repeat option (Not sure about A/B repeat as .5).  Looks
    good.  Don't know wheather this is o any use but it say's that it
    has a Z-Filter with 16 Bit Twin DAC Full Floating Mechanism.
    
    Costs about �200-250
    
    Hope this helps
    
    Roger
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| 85.7 | CD65MkII Special Edition! | SEDOAS::KORMAN |  | Tue May 16 1989 15:07 | 10 | 
|  |     Yes, The Marantz CD62MkII *SE* (Special Edition) has consistently
    scored higher than other machines in its price group in all the
    reviews. It costs �299.xx, as opposed to the �250 for the standard
    CD65MkII. The problem you will have is getting one! 
                     
    Last time I enquired I was quoted 3/4 months!
                     
    If you find one, please let me know where...cos I want one too!
    
    Dave                  
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| 85.8 |  | KEITH::EDMUNDS | $ no !fm2r, no comment | Tue May 16 1989 15:48 | 4 | 
|  |     A-B repeat enables you to repeat any given section of a track. Thanks
    for all the replies, but it does not look as if the Marantz has A-B...
    
    Keith
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| 85.9 | Denon DCD-810? | AYOU30::PAULC | Me and you against the world | Thu May 18 1989 13:51 | 8 | 
|  |     I've got a Denon DCD-810, cost �249.95. It has remote control, is
    programmable, and has repeat A-B. It received pretty good reviews
    when it came out. It's my first CD player so I can't really compare
    the sound quality to any other player, but it sounds OK to me.
    Just one thing - it seems quite noisy when it's searching for tracks;
    is this common?
    
    �Paul�
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| 85.10 | Duff player | VESTA::CARPENTER | Genius is second nature | Thu May 18 1989 18:47 | 5 | 
|  |     How noisy? If it sounds like you've got an RD54 in there then take it
    back for a repair. My Technics SLP350 is just about silent.
    
    
    Stephen.
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| 85.11 | marantz cd65 best buy | SEDCAS::FSOR_ADMIN |  | Wed Sep 06 1989 17:27 | 10 | 
|  |     i had a cd104 which packed up and was replaced by a cd473 which
    also packed up. after some looking i got hold of a MARANTZ CD65iiSE
    it was well worth the wait. I would recommend this chap for <300
    pounds.
    
    	it does have an A/B facility you can set up any time to start
    and stop playing within a tract or the whole CD. I have not tried
    it out though .
    
    wayne
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| 85.12 | I wonder why? | IOSG::LEVY | QA Bloodhound | Thu Sep 07 1989 14:28 | 4 | 
|  |     You still trust the reliability of Phillips/Marantz after 
    two machines packing up? 
    
    Malcolm
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| 85.13 | reliability ???? | SEDCAS::FSOR_ADMIN |  | Fri Sep 08 1989 14:25 | 11 | 
|  |     Having taken out a 5 yr gt on both I have only paid 240 pound for
    the cds and 5yr gt so far........ if this one works for 5 yrs I
    will have had 9yrs of CDing 24 quid a year can't be bad.
    
    	I must admit, its a surprise each time i turn the thing on to
    see it work though. ( This is the 2nd marantz !!!!!!!!)
    
    	DO NOT BUY A CD WITHOUT THE % YR GT.
    
    wayne
    
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| 85.14 | MARANTZ CD50SE any opinions ? | PEKING::TAYLORG | Bodybuilders do it till it hurts | Mon Dec 18 1989 13:38 | 9 | 
|  |     Any comments of the Marantz CD50SE (The replacement for the CD65IISE.
    I have a 4 year old JVC XL-V220 CD player that is miss tracking
    on the first track of all 20 odd CD's that I have.
    
    The HiFi mags rave about this player it has won the best CD player
    under �400.
    
    What about availability ?
    Grant
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