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We understand that not everyone practices safe spinning, so for those of you who've been burned by neglecting those Disc condoms , Sanwa's cranked out what amounts to your morning after pill. The CD-RE1AT actually looks like a Sony Discman circa 1986, but instead of playing back your favorite Gin Blossoms jams, it spends its time removing scratches and repairing discs. Seems a pretty simple solution if it actually works, but we're not going to be the first to drop our ¥7,350 ($70) in order to find out.
Wednesday, July 2, 2008
Sanwa's CD-RE1AT repairs beat up discs
We understand that not everyone practices safe spinning, so for those of you who've been burned by neglecting those Disc condoms , Sanwa's cranked out what amounts to your morning after pill. The CD-RE1AT actually looks like a Sony Discman circa 1986, but instead of playing back your favorite Gin Blossoms jams, it spends its time removing scratches and repairing discs. Seems a pretty simple solution if it actually works, but we're not going to be the first to drop our ¥7,350 ($70) in order to find out.
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