Nakamichi CDPlayer4 specifications

General

Connections

Tech nical data

Special features

"The MusicBank CD players 1,2,3 are excellent sounding CD players in addition to the changer mechanics that take getting used to. Unfortunately, the last series of MB players with 7x changers was only a slimmed-down mediocrity! This series is often talked about badly, because it is produced in a time of the declining hi-fi market. Despite the use of sometimes simpler components, these devices are excellently processed, well designed and make stress-free music! More than many devices from that time."

Manufacturer: Nakamichi
Model: CDPlayer4
Years of construction: 1991-1993
Manufactured in: Japan
Color: Black, Silver
Infrared Remote control: IR, all functions
Power consumption: 20 watts max.
Dimensions: 430 x 100 x 320 mm
Weight: 5 kg
Original price approx.: 798,- DM (RRP)

2 x RCA output, digital output, headphone output

8x oversampling digital filters / 2x linear, interference-free 18–bit converter
- Converter: AD1864N - SM5840BP
- Transport: KS S-150A / KS S-210A
Phase-linear Bessel low-pass filter
Error correction by CIRC system
floating suspended CD drive
Frequency response: 5 - 20,000 Hz (±0.5 dB)
Dynamic range: better than 97 db
Signal-to-noise ratio: better than 105 db
Total harmonic distortion: 1 kHz: 0.0035%
Total harmonic distortion+noise: 1kHz 0.004%
Channel separation: better than 95 db
Digital Output: Yes
CD Text: No
MP3 Support: No
Pitch Control: No
Automatic Start-up: No
Shuffle: No
Track Programming: Yes
Plays CD-R/CD-RW: CD-R

Transport: KS S–150A /KS S-210A

Floating suspended drive
Headphone output adjustable.

Other models of the same series: CD changer in the same design (MusicBank System):
- CDPlayer1
- CDPlayer2
- CDPlayer3

CDPlayer2
CDPlayer3

See the section on the left below.

Reiner Kruse hifi-classic-reparatur.de (April 2, 2014), see also link below:

Picture of the CDPlayer4 at hifiengine.com , retrieved November 26, 2017.
Nakamichi -MB-Player-Review at hifi-classic-reparatur.de from April 2, 2014, retrieved December 17, 2017.
More about Nakamichi : [1].