Sony SCD-1

Brand: Sony

The Sony SCD-1 is a portable Super Audio CD (SACD) player released by Sony in the early 2000s. It played the high-resolution audio format that Sony developed as a successor to traditional compact discs (CDs). The SCD-1 had a compact size and could fit into a pocket, making it convenient for on-the-go audio listening. The device also had a sleek design and a display screen that showed the track details. Its high-quality digital-to-analog converter (DAC) ensured accurate sound reproduction and delivered exceptional audio performance. The SCD-1 was also compatible with normal CDs, making it a versatile music player. However, due to the popularity of other formats such as MP3, the SACD format did not gain mainstream success, and the Sony SCD-1 discontinued production in 2006.

• Disc formats: CD, SACD
• DAC:
• CD Mechanism:
• Line Output: 2V (unbalanced), 4V (balanced)
• Frequency Response: 2Hz to 20kHz2Hz to 50kHz (SACD)
• Digital Connections: coaxial, optical
• Signal to Noise Ratio:
• Dynamic range: 100dB (CD)105dB (SACD)
• THD: 0.0017% (CD)0.0012% (SACD)
• Channel separation:
• Dimensions: 430 x 149 x 436 mm
• Weight: 26.5 kg
• Year: 1999
• Price: