Portable MP3/CD Disc Player
This is a portable electronic compact disc player featuring a circular shape with a matte silver/grey plastic housing. The design is characteristic of personal audio technology from the late 1990s to early 2000s. The top lid features a central control panel with a small rectangular monochrome liquid crystal display (LCD). Surrounding the display are several chrome-finished buttons for various functions, including volume control, repeat, play/pause, stop/off, skip/search, and programming options. Prominent text includes 'MP3' above the display, indicating compatibility with digital compressed audio formats, and the 'Compact Disc Digital Audio' logo at the bottom center. A stylized 'D' logo is also visible, likely representing the manufacturer such as Durabrand or a similar budget-friendly consumer electronics brand. The unit is powered via a black DC power adapter plugged into the side. The physical condition shows signs of moderate wear with fine surface scratches and scuffing on the silver-painted plastic, particularly around the outer ring and display area. No major cracks or structural damage are visible in the photograph, though there is a noticeable layer of dust on the surface, typical of long-term storage.
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Estimated Value
$15.00 - $25.00
Basic Information
Category
Vintage Consumer Electronics
Appraised On
February 7, 2026
Estimated Value
$15.00 - $25.00
Item Description
This is a portable electronic compact disc player featuring a circular shape with a matte silver/grey plastic housing. The design is characteristic of personal audio technology from the late 1990s to early 2000s. The top lid features a central control panel with a small rectangular monochrome liquid crystal display (LCD). Surrounding the display are several chrome-finished buttons for various functions, including volume control, repeat, play/pause, stop/off, skip/search, and programming options. Prominent text includes 'MP3' above the display, indicating compatibility with digital compressed audio formats, and the 'Compact Disc Digital Audio' logo at the bottom center. A stylized 'D' logo is also visible, likely representing the manufacturer such as Durabrand or a similar budget-friendly consumer electronics brand. The unit is powered via a black DC power adapter plugged into the side. The physical condition shows signs of moderate wear with fine surface scratches and scuffing on the silver-painted plastic, particularly around the outer ring and display area. No major cracks or structural damage are visible in the photograph, though there is a noticeable layer of dust on the surface, typical of long-term storage.
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