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Dear Ivor, At no time did I quote you, I simply said it was good to hear your comments. Adrian wrote he knew nothing about Copeland and I have advised him that 288 uses a VRDS transport. As far as Wadia and Esoteric I again wrote about the fact that both machines use VRDS transports not about the actual CD players themselves. I suggested to Adrian to Google for his own information. I know prices and have been involved with hi-fi for over fifty years. Your writing about CD players and I solely wrote about the VRDS transport system. I was not commenting about anything else. With respect I don't expect Adrian to be able to afford either a Wadia or indeed an Esoteric let alone suggest a Copland is comparable to them.
What are you defending your self about ? Indeed why did you write your remarks directed to me ? I am amazed dumbfounded even. Yours truly Sydney.

Sydneyk wrote: What are you defending your self about ? Indeed why did you write your remarks directed to me ? I am amazed dumbfounded even.

Likewise.

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Lets keep the tone friendly here. FWIW, SydneyK - your posts come across as pretty terse - which I wouldn't say helps your sale prospects.
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The Coplands are lovely CDPs and the PCM63 (particularly K and Y grades) is a fantastic chip. Many claim it to be the best ever, and prices for this now almost unobtainable chip are high - at least $50 each, if you can get them. Personally I have a Pass D1 which uses 4 of these and love the sound of it.

Good luck with your sale!

Fran

Thanks Fran nice to hear from you
Cheers Sydney.

What price are you looking to sell this cd player for?

It was suggested that I have an expected price and it is now up online €785 thanks for your interest.

Sold to Jaradine, nice to meet you Thanks.
Sydneyk