🔥Check out https://www.techrewinds.com/ Buy on eBay - https://ebay.us/i0VRxv - (eBay affiliate link) "This video contains affiliate links. If you buy through these links, I may earn a commission at no extra cost to you. As an eBay Partner, I earn from qualifying purchases Thanks" Review of the Technics SL-P900 vintage high-end CD player This was Technics' last full-fledged audio-only series. Launched just after Japan's 1990 economic crash, the "900" series This player has eight d/a chips, a special BMC base (Bulk Mold Compound - should sound familiar to Sony heads), two power transformers, X-Pro caps, a laser lens made of glass and a strong linear motor, the SL-P900 was an excellent player which seems to have been available in limited quantities Center of the Technics' digital units then was the MASH analogue-to-digital and digital-to-analogue chips. Developped jointly by NTT (Nippon Telegraph and Telephone) and some part of the Matsushita empire, MASH converters allowed extreme linearity and zero cross distortion. The SL-P900 sported 2nd gen' MASH chips which allowed a further 20dB improvement in s/n ratio - at that point, said ratio borders the noise level . The Technics brand was officially shut-down by Matsushita on december 28, 2005, after nearly 40 years of success #technics#cdplayer#vintagecdplayer