JBL CD350 Classic Compact Disc Player

Description

CD350 Classic

The JBL CD350 Classic is inspired by the JBL SA600 amplifier from the 1960’s, with retro styling and walnut veneer side panels to make the CD350 Classic the perfect partner for classic and retro Hi-Fi systems.

It perfectly matches JBL Classic and Studio Monitor walnut finished loudspeakers on the outside, along with the JBL SA550 amplifier. On the inside, the JBL CD350 is a modern CD player for today with advanced high resolution digital technology for bit perfect sound from your music collection, and a robust tray loading mechanism.

Features

• Modern Compact Disc Player with Classic Styling.
• Walnut veneer side panels match JBL Classic and Studio Monitor loudspeakers.
• CD, CD-R, CD-RW playback.
• Supports FLAC, WAV and MP3 music files from DISC and USB.
• Supports 24 bit / 96 kHz from DISC and USB.
• Analog and Digital Outputs.

Specifications

• Type: Compact Disc Player
• Supported Media: CD (Audio), CD-R (Audio / Data), CD-RW (Audio / Data), USB-A (Data)
• Supported Files (Data): WAV (LPCM), FLAC, MP3, AAC, WMA
• Supported Bit Depth: 16 bit – 24 bit
• Supported Sample Rates (kHz): 32, 44.1, 48, 88.2 (WAV / FLAC only), 96 (WAV / FLAC only)
• Digital Outputs: 1 x Coaxial (RCA), 1 x Optical (TOSlink)
• Analog Outputs: 1 x Stereo (2 x RCA)
• Frequency Response: 20 Hz – 20 kHz
• Finish: Silver with natural walnut wood veneers
• Power Consumption: 12 W
• Power Supply: AV 100-240 V, 50 / 60 Hz
• Dimensions (H x W x D): 79 x 449 x 282 mm
• Product Weight: 6 kg
• Shipping Weight: 8 kg

Included

• CD350 Classic Compact Disc Player.
• IR Remote Control + Batteries.
• Power Cord.
• Documentation.

Wide JBL Range Available

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More Information

• CD350 Classic, by JBL

Additional information

Brand

JBL

JBL have been powering the world's top musicians, elite athletes and venues for more than seven decades. With JBL you can feel the music.

Founder James B. Lansing got his start innovating sound technology at movie theatres. It was the early 1900s; an era when more than half of Americans went to the movies each week. Cinema was a key way people consumed music. It’s fitting, then, that JBL continues to power many of the world’s cinemas today.

In the 1980s and 1990s, there was an explosion in home theatre audio systems. The prospect of cinema quality sound at home was becoming a reality. Products like the L212, the Everest, and JBL Synthesis were at the cutting-edge.

Since the 2000s, there has been massive changes in the way we consume music. The Sony Walkman and iPod popularised portable music, but JBL took it further. They create headphones and portable speakers that move with you. They’ll survive your sweat session. Your pool party. Even snow and ice. And they are the go-to choice for music pros, including performers, sound engineers and producers.