📻 Teac PD 301 CD Player and FM Tuner with USB Review

It's hard to find a quality half-width CD. Why do they cost twice as much as the big ones? Anyway, I got it and I'm happy with it. It pairs perfectly with my Emotiva Stealth DC-1 DAC, resulting in a very high quality, very compact stereo system. Check out the picture - they fit perfectly on the Linn Majik column. (End stages are in the basement). I am using a coax digital cable from the Teac CD player to the DAC and it is nice that the radio function does not require a separate cable but is…

I'm in love with this machine! I recently decided to downsize my multi-section stereo and this TEAC PD-301 replaced a CD player and tuner that were each twice the size. I've sacrificed AM reception and a multi-disc carousel, but so far I don't miss them and doubt I will. The PD-301 is exceptionally well designed and easy to use. It powers the corresponding integrated amplifier TEAC AI-301 and works great with it. The CD player slot loading mechanism is smooth and easy to use. CD playback is…

(Viewed 19 Jul 2016 edited 27 Jul 2016) I couldn't find any reviews on this unit so I decided to make my own write. The TEAC PD-301 was released in late 2015 as the entry-level CD player in the TEAC reference series (this is their line of compact products). The PD-301 is a compact and versatile CD player. Its case (8.5" x 9.1" x 2.4" H") takes up half the space of its full-size 17" counterparts. With three outputs: coaxial, optical, analog (RCA) and three inputs: CD, FM, USB, this is definitely