Kyocera DA-410CX CD Player, For Parts
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Kyocera DA-410CX CD Player, For Parts| Charivari |
Posted: February 24, 2007 08:39 pm
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 Millenium Member  Group: Forum Founder Posts: 2213 Member No.: 1 Joined: June 29, 2006  |
She was a fine unit when working, but alas she died. However, if the parts from this 410 might be able to keep other units running, perhaps the death will not be in vain.
Pictures here. Any interest? - JP -------------------- After silence that which comes nearest to expressing the inexpressible is music.
"Ordinary people who listen to music on the radio all day long do not know that it is all a lie. It is all noise, the noise of money. I pity people who have grown up never having heard honest music." - Márta Sebestyén |
  
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| thedelihaus |
Posted: February 24, 2007 09:09 pm
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 The Black Dahlquist  Group: Moderator Posts: 2478 Member No.: 9 Joined: June 30, 2006 |
what was the final cause of death? Laser? Chipset? What ails it?
-------------------- What you got back home, lil' sister, to play yer fuzzy warbles on? Pitiful, portable picnic players? Come with uncle & hear all proper! Hear angels trumpets & devils trombones. You are invited!
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| Charivari |
Posted: February 24, 2007 09:18 pm
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Millenium Member Group: Forum Founder Posts: 2213 Member No.: 1 Joined: June 29, 2006 |
If I knew, I would try to fix it. The laser's alright because it detects disks just fine and the tracks, but no audio comes out. Before it died, complex passages with a lot of treble caused a digital crashing sound as though some component inside was faltering. After it died, I played around with the Sony CXD1130 chip some using my oscilloscope (I'm used to dealing with radars and the like with an oscilloscope, so I'm not too sure what I was doing and was following instructions I found on a Japanese page) and saw plain square waves instead of a PCM digital signal. So, I believe the issue lies somewhere between the chip that interprets the laser signal and controls the front panel board (display and keys) and the CXD1130. It's an electronic issue that may not be an easy fix or worth paying a technician to take care of. This player's death did short me a CD player and one I enjoyed.
- JP -------------------- After silence that which comes nearest to expressing the inexpressible is music.
"Ordinary people who listen to music on the radio all day long do not know that it is all a lie. It is all noise, the noise of money. I pity people who have grown up never having heard honest music." - Márta Sebestyén |
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| thedelihaus |
Posted: February 24, 2007 09:21 pm
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The Black Dahlquist Group: Moderator Posts: 2478 Member No.: 9 Joined: June 30, 2006 |
Nothing you think using a DAC would cure?
-------------------- What you got back home, lil' sister, to play yer fuzzy warbles on? Pitiful, portable picnic players? Come with uncle & hear all proper! Hear angels trumpets & devils trombones. You are invited!
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| Charivari |
Posted: February 24, 2007 09:28 pm
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Millenium Member Group: Forum Founder Posts: 2213 Member No.: 1 Joined: June 29, 2006 |
It doesn't have a digital out; the 510CX did. My playing around with the CXD1130 was to check to see if I could add a coaxial digital out, but I couldn't get the chip to pass PCM.
- JP -------------------- After silence that which comes nearest to expressing the inexpressible is music.
"Ordinary people who listen to music on the radio all day long do not know that it is all a lie. It is all noise, the noise of money. I pity people who have grown up never having heard honest music." - Márta Sebestyén |
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| cubdog |
Posted: February 25, 2007 12:46 pm
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 Living with Max  Group: Charter Member Posts: 1324 Member No.: 18 Joined: July 05, 2006 |
I love the look of Kyocera gear from that time period.
cubdog |
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