I recently bought one of the 4 Philips SCD2000 sacd player prototypes. Philips used this prototypes at audio fairs around the year 2000 to demonstrate the new SACD format.
A person who works/worked at Philips told me Philips first had a prototype which didnt have 'the looks' and locked up when people pressed the buttons. After complaints Philips asked Marantz to build an custom chassis with 'sexy looks'.
That person also told me the technique used is largely similar to the technique used in the Marantz SA-1; 2 dac7's per channel.
Does anyone here know this machine, or has anyone here seen it in real life at a audio hifi show, of does anyone have pictures or other information about it?
Thx. 🙂
http://www.marantzphilips.nl/index.asp?strPage=Info&strBrand=Philips&strType=Philipsscd2000
A person who works/worked at Philips told me Philips first had a prototype which didnt have 'the looks' and locked up when people pressed the buttons. After complaints Philips asked Marantz to build an custom chassis with 'sexy looks'.
That person also told me the technique used is largely similar to the technique used in the Marantz SA-1; 2 dac7's per channel.
Does anyone here know this machine, or has anyone here seen it in real life at a audio hifi show, of does anyone have pictures or other information about it?
Thx. 🙂
An externally hosted image should be here but it was not working when we last tested it.
http://www.marantzphilips.nl/index.asp?strPage=Info&strBrand=Philips&strType=Philipsscd2000
What I know about the transport that MAY be in this is, that Music Fidelity Trivista and the Krell SACD and the Phillips SACD1000 all used Philips statement high end sacd transport which had some nasty problems that couldn't be fixed (not by anyone) the problem lays in the 200 pin smd Furror Chip and the smd Mace chip both these have proper part no.'s I don't have them at the moment, but these transports were a disaster, they play fine for a while 1 to 3 years no particular time frame, then those two chips get slowly corrupted and start to play up, then the machine in time will no even boot up, it becomes an expensive paper weight, because Philips have stopped all support for these two chips. Even if one were to get new ones it's just a matter of time before these go also.
I have a gorgeous looking almost brand new boxed Musical Fidelity SACD Trivista (50lb) sitting here, they can be used as a dac also, it currently works no problem, but it too will go the way of the dodo if used too much, so I will not use it because it works at the moment, it sold here in Australia for $12,500.00 any offers, no silly ones please?
Cheers George
I have a gorgeous looking almost brand new boxed Musical Fidelity SACD Trivista (50lb) sitting here, they can be used as a dac also, it currently works no problem, but it too will go the way of the dodo if used too much, so I will not use it because it works at the moment, it sold here in Australia for $12,500.00 any offers, no silly ones please?
Cheers George
Here is a link to this horror transport, these guys had a good stab at trying to fathom out the problem.
http://www.aplhifi.com/SACD1000fix.html
Cheers George
http://www.aplhifi.com/SACD1000fix.html
Cheers George
Sorry, the cdmechanisme is a Philips VAL-3000....
Does anyone know anything about that mechanisme?
Does anyone know anything about that mechanisme?
Lucky, that's not the top sacd transport that Philips made for the MF Trivista, Krell sacd, Philips SACD-1000 and now the Marantz SA-12S1,
I cannot get a model no. for this transport it's large very well built with a huge decoder/servo board mounted under it, all that's on it that I could see was " ML6" and I got this from somewhere as well "SACD LOADER 4641" anyone know?
Cheers George
I cannot get a model no. for this transport it's large very well built with a huge decoder/servo board mounted under it, all that's on it that I could see was " ML6" and I got this from somewhere as well "SACD LOADER 4641" anyone know?
Cheers George
On www.radiobbb.nl you can search on 'dvd960001', in the searchresult you can select 'laserunit-dvd'. Also you can select 'dvd transport', that gives the following number:
VAL3000 930502361001 DVD-LOOPWERK LOADER ASSY
Attached is another pic of the val3000
I guess its still available.
I am happy to read the mechanisme is not the one you told about 🙂
VAL3000 930502361001 DVD-LOOPWERK LOADER ASSY
Attached is another pic of the val3000
I guess its still available.
I am happy to read the mechanisme is not the one you told about 🙂
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That's not the one I found in my Philips SACD1000.....
My SACD1000 still alive.... I maybe last unit on the earth...
My SACD1000 still alive.... I maybe last unit on the earth...
For the enthusiast, i have placed photos of the d/a board on my website:
http://www.marantzphilips.nl/scd2000
Here are 2 high res of the d/a board:
Click:
I see 3 tda1547, 1 per 2 channels.
Perhaps someone has some comments on the components used in this SCD2000?
http://www.marantzphilips.nl/scd2000
Here are 2 high res of the d/a board:
Click:
An externally hosted image should be here but it was not working when we last tested it.
An externally hosted image should be here but it was not working when we last tested it.
I see 3 tda1547, 1 per 2 channels.
Perhaps someone has some comments on the components used in this SCD2000?
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