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Brand: Technics

The Technics SL-BD1 is a digital Discman produced by Panasonic (formerly known as Matsushita Electric Industrial Co., Ltd.) in the late 1980s. It is a member of the SL-DX700 series of Discman models, which were considered among the best and most popular Discman players of their time. The SL-BD1 was released in 1987 and was a significant upgrade from its predecessor, the SL-D3. It featured quadraphonic sound reproduction capabilities, advanced anti-shock circuitry, and a sleek, ergonomic design. It could play both 3.5-inch and 5-inch discs and had the ability to play fast-forward, rewind, and pause functions. The SL-BD1 also included a mono/stereo selector and a built-in amplifier.One of the unique features of the SL-BD1 was its support for both deterministic and non-deterministic discs, which allowed it to play a variety of CD-ROMs and CD-I discs, as well as standard audio CDs. This made it a versatile choice for early computer enthusiasts and pioneers of nonlinear media experiences.Although it has been discontinued, the Technics SL-BD1 remains an icon of the Discman era and continues to hold a place in the hearts of audiophiles and nostalgic tech enthusiasts. Its influence can still be felt in modern digital media players, as many of its ideas and advancements have been incorporated into newer models.



  • Drive:
  • Motor:
  • Control:
  • Automation:
  • Changer:
  • Suspension:
  • Rumble:
  • Wow and Flutter:
  • Speeds:
  • Platter:
  • Tonearm:
  • Dimensions:
  • Weight:
  • Year: 1985
  • Price: $90 (1985)

Technics SL-BD1

Technics SL-BD1

Technics SL-BD1

Technics SL-BD1

Technics SL-BD1

Technics SL-BD1

Technics SL-BD1

Technics SL-BD1

Technics SL-BD1



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