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Verkaufe meinen Sony MXD-D40 MiniDisc player /recorder, CD-Player ausdrücklich als defekt.
Der CD-Player erkennt keine CDs mehr. Wenn CDs eingelegt werden erscheint im Display ‚No Disc‘.
Der MiniDisc Spieler funktioniert bezüglich abspielen / aufnehmen etc., aber die Discs werden nicht mehr ausgegeben (klingt nach einem mechanischen Problem).
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New, the Sony MXD-D40 was a substantial CD/MiniDisc combo deck, originally introduced around €330–€350 equivalent, with MDLP, optical connectivity, and useful CD-to-MD dubbing features. At €75, this for-parts example is a strong bargain against the used-market comparables: it sits below the €72 25th-percentile threshold only marginally, but remains well under the €101 median and offers worthwhile salvage value.
The D40 is a particularly desirable Sony deck because it combines competent CD playback with flexible MiniDisc recording, editing, Type-R, MDLP, and up-to-4× CD dubbing. At this money, it makes sense for a hands-on enthusiast seeking a repair project, donor mechanism, remote, or parts unit. The key is to establish exactly what is defective: a dead display or transport may be manageable, while multiple failing drives or a missing proprietary remote can quickly consume the saving.
Independent perspective — not a price guarantee. Always verify condition, accessories and provenance before purchase.
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