Why this one

• Good condition - clearly used but works as it should
• Fully tested - all applicable functions verified working
• 1-bit converter with DPAC jitter control, built in France in the early 1990s.
• Affordable way to add a dedicated CD source to a stereo system.

Condition: Good

This CD player is in good condition. It has passed our 6-point functional test; no faults found. Note: Fully tested; it powers on and everything we checked works as it should. Cosmetically, there are quite a few surface marks and scratches throughout, most notably a dent on the front right corner. Despite the cosmetic issues, the CD player works as it should. Please review all photos carefully, as they provide an accurate representation of the cosmetic condition of the product.

What's included

• Kenwood DP-2050 (Black)
• No additional accessories included

About this model

The Kenwood DP-2050 is a compact disc player built in France between 1993 and 1994. It uses a 1-bit D/A converter (SM5871AS) paired with Kenwood's DPAC (Digital Pulse Axis Control) circuit, which absorbs jitter immediately before the converter. It plays CD, CD-R and CD-RW discs, offers shuffle and title programming, and connects to an amplifier via RCA analogue outputs, with a 6.3mm headphone output on the front. There is no digital output, CD-Text or MP3 support. A dependable standalone CD source for a vintage hi-fi stack.

A great opportunity to own a Kenwood DP-2050 at this price point.