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The Philips CD-Recorder CDR775 is designed for reading, writing, and copying CDs, effectively phasing out older cassette and open reel formats. It operates with a double deck setup where one side functions as a CD player and the other as a CD recorder, resembling the functionality of double cassette decks. The CDR775 supports multiple operation modes including a CD copier, a CD changer, and a standard CD player. Its design boasts a frequency response ranging from 2 Hz to 22,050 Hz, with a playback S/N ratio of 100 dB and a dynamic range on recording of 92 dB. The unit is compatible with both Audio CDR and CDRW disks, and it features various input/output options including RCA connectors for analog signals and S/PDIF for digital connections. The model consumes 19W during operation and 6W in standby mode, suitable for use within an operating temperature of 5 to 35 degrees Celsius. The CDR775's physical dimensions are 435 x 310 x 88 mm, and it weighs 4.5 kg, reflecting a robust yet compact design. User feedback highlights its effective copying capabilities and ease of use, although its performance as a standard CD player is considered less impressive compared to dedicated CD players in the budget sector.

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