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TEAC CD-P650 CD Player w/ USB and iPod Digital Interface
- Analog Audio Out: x 1 (RCA, Gold-plated)
- Digital Audio Out: x 1 (TOS-link Optical)
- Headphone: x 1 (1/4")
- USB Port: x 1
The full-featured CD-P650 from TEAC combines a CD player, with USB and iPod playback for a variety of playback in one component. It plays standard CDs as well as MP3 discs, allowing hours of playback from a single disc. The front panel buttons navigate through subfolders to find your music. Music is converted through a high-quality Burr Brown 1791ADBR with 192kHz/24-bit resolution. Compact discs are clamped onto a center-mounted drive mechanism for minimal vibration, reducing jitter distortion for clearer sound.
The USB input on the CD-P650 can be plugged into USB media for MP3 playback, as well as your iPod or iPhone. The iPod connection accesses your music digitally, bypassing the analog circuits of your portable device for the best-sounding playback. A full-featured wireless remote control is provided. For playback of your iPod, USB media and CDs, there's no better-sounding solution than the CD-P650.
Record to USB flash drive

The CD-P650 includes a feature to record audio CDs to USB flash drive in MP3 file format. This lets you transfer audio CDs to MP3 files easily, with no need for a PC. Users can select between 1x and 2x recording speeds and set MP3 file recording bit rates from 64, 96, 128, and 192 kbps to meet the needs of virtually any recording requirements.
iPod digital audio output feature
Users can connect the digital audio output from an iPod to digital input devices (including D/A converters and AV amplifiers) to enjoy higher quality audio than possible with conventional analog connections. Output uses PCM format (44.1 kHz/16 bit) for compatibility with most digital input devices.
PCM1791A Burr Brown DAC
The CD-P650 uses the PCM1791A Burr Brown D/A converter, renowned for its fidelity, faithful audio reproduction, and excellent THD+N and dynamic range characteristics. The PCM1791A also plays a major role in rendering acoustic and soundstage characteristics
Center mechanism construction
The CD mechanical drive is center-mounted to balance the unit's weight and minimize vibration and resonance during playback.
Features at-a-glance
- Playback of MP3/WMA files recorded to CD-R/RW or USB flash drive
- MP3/WMA file ID tag (title/artist/album) and iPod information display* * Only single-byte alphanumeric characters supported.
- Program playback (up to 32 tracks), shuffle playback, repeat playback (single/all/program/A-B)
- Dot-matrix Fluorescent Display
- System (interlocking) functions with A-R630 integrated amplifier
- Gold-plated analog audio output jacks for reliable connections
- 1/4" (6.35mm) Headphone jack with volume control
- Infra-red Remote control
Warranty & Returns
Warranty, Returns, And Additional Information
Warranty
- Limited Warranty period (parts): 1 year
- Limited Warranty period (labor): 1 year
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Return Policies
- Return for refund within: 30 days
- Return for replacement within: 30 days
- This item is covered by Teac USA Return Policy
Manufacturer Contact Info
- Manufacturer Product Page
- Manufacturer Website
- Support Phone: 1-323-726-0303
- Support Website
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Pros: As more and more people get their music as digital downloads, the field of CD players is thinning out. There are still some audiophile players at $1500 and up, but the pickings are slim at the low end of the market. Thus I was really happy to find this unit to replace my RCA single disk player which served my faithfully for many years. The Teac CD-P650 has features I don't need (USB and iPod connections) since I already use an AirPort Express to play anything from my computer to the stereo. However, the price was reasonable, so I don't mind paying for the features I'm not using. The sound quality is excellent, noticeably better than my previous player.
Cons: The controls work perfectly, but unfortunately they are black buttons on a black case, with very small white symbols designating their purpose. Bad design for usability. I have to keep a small flashlight in my stereo cabinet in order to see them.
Overall Review: Despite minor complaints about the controls, I am very happy with this unit. Would certainly buy it again, but hope I don't need another one for a long time!