Audio Desk AD041 CD Lathe
- Location
- QLD, AU
- Seller
- Willco
- Source
- StereoNET
- Posted
- 17 Oct 2024
- Last seen
- 12h ago
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Audio Desk AD041 CD Lathe Trim the Edges of Your Discs to Improve Sound AND Picture Quality. Use with All CD-sized Discs e.g. CD, HDCD, DVD, Blu Ray. A unique, powerful motorized disc cutting device only made by Audio Desk Systeme in Germany and now long discontinued. Weighs about 7 pounds (!) Designed to “true” or "correct" the shape of the disc to reduce mechanical jitter and wobble. Trims the edge of the disc to a 38° angle to mainly reduce laser light scatter / pollution. The new disc edge is then treated with any black marker pen. This 60-second process gives you audible improvements in:
At A$485, this Audio Desk AD041 CD Lathe is a massive bargain, sitting well below the 25th percentile of A$3,007 in our recent AUD listings database and far under its original A$949 retail price. While our median for comparable units is A$3,415, this asking price represents roughly 14% of that figure, making it an exceptional deal for a tool that professionally trims disc edges to eliminate read errors and noise.
The AD041 is highly regarded for its simple, precise blade mechanism that sharpens the CD’s data side edge, a tweak known to improve stability on difficult players. With no caveats raised at this rock-bottom price, the upside is clear: you acquire a proven, niche maintenance tool for a fraction of its historical cost. If the unit is mechanically sound and the blade is intact, this is a straightforward buying opportunity for any enthusiast serious about disc optimization.
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