No problem Daniela, 95% of my stuff is found on the internet and I love anything that helps the hobby. I do a lot of data mining on archive.org and worldradiohistory.com both sites have a ton of 70s-80s magazines with a ton of ads. After I posted this I found these two threads, I would have added to them but I was putting a hyphen in CD-555 and I wasn't getting hits back. http://stereo2go.com/forums/media/philips-cd555-1987.1284/ http://stereo2go.com/forums/threads/philips-cd555.849/
and yet another thread about CD-555: http://stereo2go.com/forums/threads/resurrection-of-a-philips-cd555-sound-machine.791/
Did you know that my Boss did a portrait for "Who Framed Roger Rabbit" character? Joanna Cassidy The reason I mention this is because my beloved Roger Rabbit was sooo eager in projecting his many-ways he loved Jessica Thanks to @Daniela and @Virgil Gheorghiu I have many-more-reasons why I will never touch CD-555
No @Jorge, this thing is total fun! You should get one! Awesome sound and most of the times it can be fixed easily. I added a first aid section at my website that hopefully helps a little bit. Except... when you look at the capstan fly wheel of my Unit#4 - that is really frustrating How can this even happen? Will be a huge challenge to fix this.
Wow, that got crunched hard. How do you even approach repairing it? A machine shop might be able to make a new one for you.
I think this is 1964? The Philips EL 3300. I bet they were excited to have this new technology, surprisingly I never run across old taped 60's cassettes.
There's some great vintage Philips Audio on this website, for the full catalogs, check it out! https://vissenogenserie.wordpress.com/ 1973
One of their neat R2R's, yea they were ready for boomboxes, from 1961. Too bad it didn't have a radio