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Tim Schwartz
 
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Default Philips CDM-9 laser source

Hello all,

I'm looking to buy Philips CDM-9/44 or CDM-9/65 laser assemblies.
These were used in several brands of upscale CD players in the early to
mid 1990's from Rotel, Arcam, and maybe even Philips, among others.
Philips no longer has them available, at least in the USA. Can anyone
point me to a supplier, or have a few on the shelf that they would like
to sell?

Thanks!
Tim Schwartz
 
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