Sony CDP-2700 Audiophile CD player. TESTED AND SERVICED!

We are one of the only facilities in the Pacific NorthWest that buys, sells and restores reel to reel tape decks. We have over 35 years experience working on these units, and have the tools and test equipment to properly align and bring these decks to life.
We use MRL calibration tapes, and are dealers for ATR tape. We work on everything from mono tube machines to 2" 24 track studio decks.
We stock many types of ATR and RTM tape from 7" reels to 2", in several formulations. We have about 250 decks in stock at all times.

This is the high end audiophile/pro CD player from the early 1990s. It was originally designed for pro/industrial use such as studios and radio stations. It has both variable and fixed line outputs, and digital outputs. It has XLR and RCA outputs as shown.
We recently picked this up with a bunch of other audio gear (to be listed shortly), and this unit had been sitting a while. THe loading tray was stuck, however with a belt replacement, and some light lubrication of the loading gears, the transport fired right up. It reads even scratched discs quickly and easily, and the direct track access is great for jumping to a specific track without pressing the track button a bunch of times. We had the player running through a bunch of discs in our shop without any problems.

The original manual comes with it.

Cosmetically the unit does have a few marks and scratches on the top as shown.

This is a heavy beast, and will be securely packaged in a 20 X 20 X 12 box, with lots of bubble wrap and styro sheeting to protect it. Shipping in the West will be somewhat less than quoted, and any excess will be refunded upon shipping.

IMPORTANT: All of our items are located in Vancouver Canada, and will need to be customs cleared into the US. Our listed price includes all tariffs and customs broker charges (totalling just over 20%), however it is now mandatory to include an EIN (business number) or your SSN on the customs paperwork. No exceptions. This changed as of Aug 29, 2025 we didn't need it prior to the new regulations. Just google this for verification, every customs broker website has this new information on it now:

CBP requires documentation that includes shipment details, such as the identification of the ultimate consignee. An ultimate consignee is a person, party, or designee in the United States who will receive the shipment. The ultimate consignee is usually the buyer of the goods. CBP uses either a EIN or SSN, issued by the IRS, to identify the ultimate consignee:

Buyers in Canada see this as a domestic shipment, with no tax or duty.

• Employer Identification Number (EIN): Issued to business entities
• Social Security Number (SSN): Issued to individuals

Without an IRS number, CBP cannot identify the ultimate consignee and will not allow the shipment into the US.

We greatly value all of our clients in the US, Canada, and worldwide!