[davidmiya]

I have seen countless threads that want to know ONE thing: "What does ***** player look like?" or "Does anyone have a picture of ***** player?"

I, being a newcomer in the audio realm, have asked these questions as well. However, when I tried searching for pictures of these PCDPs, I found mostly dead links that have been taken offline years ago.

In order to rectify all of these problem, I have dedicated a small portion of my personal website to host pictures of all the PCDPs I could find (it's more like a hyped-up Xanga page if you ask me ... but I did design it myself). I do realize that it's still under construction. I have yet to get the release dates and thumbnailed images online. However, the links to the individual galleries are working fine. I also realize that I might be missing a handful of players. Please be patient! It's not easy to find pictures 10+ year old players on the net. Once in a while, some of the REALLY old ones float by eBay, but that's about it.

Anyways, enough talk, here's the link:

David's Gallery of Vintage PCDPs

Cheers,
David

 

[PeterG]

Great work, this certainly beats sorting through threads full of half-dead links!

 

[PeterR]

Good job. BTW the D-350 and D-35 are identical, D-35 was the designation for the US market.
Oh, and YGPM...

 

[D-EJ915]

it's like one of those gay-ass model # things, like the D-EJ925 was also the D-E999, and the D-EJ915 was also the D-E990, makes no sense at all

 

[PeterR]

Yeah, really crazy. But in the good old days all you had to do was take away a 0, at least easy to remember... (D-350->D-35, D-250->D-25, D-150->D-15, D-100->D-10 etc.)

 

[davidmiya]

I just got about 10 more pictures online (compliments of PeterR).

If anyone has picture that they would like to contribute, feel free post a link or leave an attachment (I would recommend against posting images directly into the thread because things can get pretty cluttered).

Note: I may have two of the same CDP (since I didn't know about the naming thing until I started this thread). That'll get fixed soon...

 

[bong]

hee hee! i see the pics of my D-321 and my D-555 were used!

i should take better shots of them when i have a chance, since those pics are a bit grainy.

cheers!

 

[el_diablo007]

dude that's pretty cool...the D-J50 looks really thin

 

[D-EJ915]

if you want pics, pm me your email address, or...maybe...website, but that'd get messed up (err. forgot I had one

)

 

[purk]

David,

Thanks for doing this. I appreciate this so much. I saw some of my players in there ...he he, especially those gray and blac D-303s, D-777, and D-515. Would you like to have a nice picture of D-E900? I have plentty more pictures of the discmen that you didn't have, such as, Panasonic SL-SX500, SL-S651C, SL-S700. Anyway, let me know if you need more pic. Nicely done

 

[davidmiya]

Quote:

Thanks for doing this. I appreciate this so much. I saw some of my players in there ...he he, especially those gray and blac D-303s, D-777, and D-515. Would you like to have a nice picture of D-E900? I have plentty more pictures of the discmen that you didn't have, such as, Panasonic SL-SX500, SL-S651C, SL-S700. Anyway, let me know if you need more pic. Nicely done

No problem! I think it's necessary to have one site that accumulates all the images into one place. It's also necessary to avoid dead links (if there are any, I can fix them quickly).

Again if anyone wants to post some pics of their old PCDPs, they can either post a link or email with an attachment at:

davidmiya(at)hotmail.com

Note: Replace the (at) with @

 

[D-EJ915]

or use direct-connect on aim, it's much easier

 

[ProFingerSk8er]

very nice find...those pix sure are going into my collection

 

[vwap]

Great collection of pics there!

You accomplished what I was too lazy to do

 

[was ist los?]

This "Panasonic D-EJ915" puzzles me: http://www.cubemaster.com/subpages/i...ps/d-ej915.htm