Introduction to Sony Discman CD Players
The Sony Discman, launched in 1984 with the D-50, brought CDs on the go, featuring electronic shock protection and lightweight designs for portable listening.
Key features include ATRAC compression, AM/FM radio integration in some models, remote controls, and long battery life. From classic D-series to advanced Walkman hybrids, they redefined personal audio.
Sony's Discman series are portable CD players, often with radio and cassette add-ons. Download manuals from Sony's support page by entering your model for PDF guides.
Official Sony Resources
- Discman Manuals Hub: Search models like D-50 for operating PDFs and service info.
- Portable Audio Manuals: General downloads for Discman variants.
Popular Discman Model Manuals
Here are direct links to manuals for some common Sony Discman CD player models:
Model | Description | Manual Link |
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D-50 | First Discman with basic playback and headphones. | |
D-88 | Pro model with digital servo and anti-skip. | |
D-100 | Compact player with remote and 45° loading. | |
D-E775 | Vertical loader with G-Protection. | |
D-J990 | Radio/CD combo with swivel design. | |
D-NE700 | ATRAC-equipped for MP3 playback. | |
D-EJ860 | Super XDLS for reduced noise. | |
D-FK600 | CD/radio/cassette portable unit. | |
D-82 | Early model with improved battery compartment. | |
D-EJ2000 | High-end with 45-second skip protection. |
Provide your model for a specific manual link. For later Walkman models, search Sony's portable audio section.