Philips CDM-1 -mecánica de transporte-

Quería conocer más información sobre esta mecánica de transporte, todo lo que me digáis será de gran ayuda y utilidad... no sé, por ejemplo en qué aparatos ha ido, si hace mucho ruido, velocidad, fiabilidad, año de creación, si se venden repuestos, etc...

Philips CDM1
Thus, the Philips CDM1 was produced using zinc die-cast for all sensitive sections to remove unwanted resonance. The Philips CDM1 also featured major improvements in the precision of all of its parts. The famous Marantz CD-34, with its unprecedented price-tag, was the first model in which the Philips CDM1 was employed. Later, a special fine-tuned version of the Philips CDM1 developed for use in high-end players like the Marantz CD-94 and Marantz CD-95.

Philips CDM1 mk2
The last large-scale drive mechanism to follow in the wake of the Philips CDM0 and Philips CDM1 was the Philips CDM1 mk2. This was based on a flat top plate design, with additional intergrated circuitry and a compact base. Of course, the entire unit was made from strong die-cast metal. The Philips CDM1 mk2 was used in the Marantz CD880j, Marantz CD80 and Philips CD880. Period wise, this was around the time that 8-cm "CD-single" was introduced.

Fuente: Philips (Holanda)

Hola Kapton. La foto pequeña CDM 12.1 es el que lleva el Meridian 506-20 y el 508-20. En cuanto a su funcionamiento, muy silencioso y cero problemas.

Saludos.

Review from a owner:
Summary: Thoroughly enjoyable piece of equipment early krell that led the wat to current krell greatness
Strengths: Gorgeous looks, smooth sound, easy to listen to for extended periods
palpable, believable sound , built like a tank
TRANSPORT: Philips CDM- 1 MK 11 with Hall effect motor, swing-arm design in a unicast frame.
LASER: Single Beam with glass lens
OUTPUT: Digital only in industry standard formats , 1 FIBRE OPTIC via standard interface , 2 COAXIALv ia RCA connectors
REMOTE CONTROL: Wireless infrared
DIMENSIONS: 1,9," wide, 12.5" deep , 6 ,,high, cover closed , 15 tilgh with cover open
WEIGHT: 23 pounds, unit only , 28 pounds, shipping weight
Como te gusta Krell, ahi tienes este driver, el MD2 Transport
Saludos

Perdonar por el offtopic, pero alguien sabe dónde comprar una mecánica phillips para el electrocompaniet emc1.
Es la phillips cdm pro 2. He llamado a Sarte pero los muy... no me la venden. Dicen que en caso de estropearse la mecánica me la cambian ellos pero que no se la envian a nadie.
Es que quería tener un recambio por si se me estropease la de mi cd, ya que no creo que cambie de cd porque estoy muy contento con él.
Saludos y perdón.

CDM 9 y CDM9-pro, en Meridians, Marantz, PSAudio, Rotel, Theta, Restek ....
Saludos
No suelen ser dificiles de pillar estas mecánicas. En ebay hay casi de todos los tipo.

Contestando a Kapton, siglos atrás tuve un cd Philps 880, y que aún conservo, con mecánica cdm1 mkII. Usaba el lector como transporte unido a un dac Mission-Cyrus.No tuve ninguna queja de este aparato, al contario, funcionaba muy bien-y funciona-. Fiable y silenciosa.
También tuve un Marantz que supongo que llevaba la mecánica cdm1. Este tuvo un mal fin, chillaba como un gorrino, algo por otra parte muy habitual en los primitivos lectores. Después de este vino el Philips, y ese si iba bien por la época de que hablamos.
La cdm9 PRO la tengo instalada en el Restek Concret-carga superior-. Absolutamente deliciosa y jamás problema alguno. De hecho, para muchos, y leido en distintas publicaciones, es la mejor mecánica que se ha construido. No se si es asi o no, pero que es fantática lo puedo certificar.
Saludos

Kapton, otro con cdm1, una referncia en su época, el REVOX 226For someone intimately convinced by the hi-res propaganda, a listening test of a CD player of more than 10 years ago must be a pure nonsense. For those who don't believe the hype the following notes might prove to be quite useful, instead.
While it's true digital audio has made quantum leaps forward during the last, say, 10 years, it is also true that good products do survive.
I'm especially referring to the all-metal CD transport which equips the Revox B226, the Philips CDM 1 (and 2 on certain models). This is still highly praised by audiophiles who _can_ judge with their own ears. There are few CD transports that can rival with the CDM 1, indeed: the new Philips CD Pro2, some hi-end VRDS by Teac and few others. And so highly praised is the TDA 1541 DAC, which equips many DIY DAC these days, including our own TNT 1541 DAC. So, please, don't count the good old things out too soon.

What should you expect from such a CD player, then? Well, it doesn't sound as smooth as modern upsampled players but it still has an harmonic richness which is unknown to many bitstream machines. Its sound is lively, vivid, perhaps a bit on the warm side if you compare it to many overbright players on the market today. I wouldn't dare to call it warm, though.
Actually it still shows some trace of edginess in the highs, from time to time. This attitude doesn't disturb the listener, though, as it is perfectly "integrated" into the whole sonic behaviour of the player.
Quite precise and detailed, the Revox B226 can rival with many modern players in terms of overall musicality. I suspect the rich harmonic content of its sound plays a relevant role to make everything so undoubtedly real. No mistakes, there's no doubt you're listening to a digital player, in the sense there's no trace of analog sound in it but somehow you feel a sense of rightness in the tunes it plays.
The bass range isn't exactly sismic, perhaps the first octave lacks a bit of authority and weight. Immediately above the first octave, the B226 does significantly better, delivering bass frequencies with impact, weight and good articulation. From time to time, you may even find the bass range to be a bit overblown.
Compared with modern players, its performance is still up to date in this department. For example, its bass range proved to be clearly better than that of the Holfi Xaurus Rex NFB CD player I tested here on TNT-Audio (a player which retails for 3,500 €...). To find something significantly better you should compare it to the NorthStar Model 192 transport + DAC combo or the Cairn Fog + Soft, for example.

Overall, the B226 appears very coherent and hence enjoyable in the long run. You can play it for hours without suffering from any kind of listening fatigue.

papaito escribió:
Como te gusta Krell, ahi tienes este driver, el MD2 Transport

Hmmmmm... MUY interesante, graciasss...

http://www.pinvan.com/CDMPRO/CDM_PRO2_Service_Instructions_motor_replacement.html


Para el compañero boguitas. El cambio, por lo que parece, no se ve nada simple, aunque de eso no entiendo nada. Lo curioso es que la mayoria de mecánicas valen una miseria y lo que cobran por montarlas es . Entre 30-50 euros, la mayoria.
Saludos

papaito escribió:http://www.pinvan.com/CDMPRO/CDM_PRO2_Service_Instructions_motor_replacement.html

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Install the unit into the jukebox and test