T-CP8
In the era of a constant bombardment of notices, advertisements and streaming media subscriptions, we recall a past of pure music.
Bring in the Bauhaus.
Inspired by the volume control knob and CD disc, the minimalistic volume scale is displayed on the surface of the CD player, pure simplicity.
Music and just music is our destination.
Eliminate Complexity With Simplicity
Every function and every control is designed with the singular purpose of delivering the music to you how the artist intended, pure perception. Remove cumbersome and overly complex functions that stand in the way and complicate things. Let users simply play and experience the music.
T-CP8 Bluetooth CD-Player
Seamless Operation
Flopping open and slapping closed was the standard operation of CD players and provided an opportunity for a sleeker, cleaner design. Therefore, the upper cover smoothly rotates to open and close, secured by a clean magnetic click. The upper cover opens completely to provide full access. It is novel yet intuitive and natural.
No Compromise Of Quality
No corners were cut. The T-CP8 uses a dedicated CD laser pickup mechanism rather than a general-purpose VCD/DVD optical assembly. This helps deliver a higher signal-to-noise ratio and more faithful playback.
Bluetooth Connectivity
Connect a Bluetooth headset and Bluetooth speaker at any time and listen to high bit rate music wirelessly. *In addition, it supports 3.5mm headphones. Universal compatibility with CD/CD-R/CD-DA/CD-RW/HDCD.
Clear & Clean Indicators
work well
White light
charging
Orange light
fully charged
Green light
Intuitive True Touch Operation
A concave arc combined with a convex point produces a simple, intuitive and ergonomic control interface.
Built in 2000mAh lithium battery.
While we return to pure music we are not returning to the task of continually replacing AA batteries, Each charge allows 13 hours playback time* (10 hours in Bluetooth mode), combined with a USB-C interface for fast charging.
Can you remember unwrapping the packaging of a CD album, carefully looking at the cover, putting the CD into the player and pressing “PLAY?” Did you take out the lyric book and read along while listening? There were zero interruptions from notifications, advertisements or voice messages. It was you and the music, exactly as it should be.
Every day we defer to our phones and computers to listen to music. Listening to a CD album has become a thing of the past. Consider if we are denied access to the internet and streaming platforms, or if internet access drops, or if our song simply gets removed from the service. We will immediately realize the value and importance of possessing our own CD album.
T-CP8
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DISCOVER THE BEAUTY OF SOUND