CEDs are fun. I found my first CED player, along with about 30 disks, at an antique radio swapmeet for $30. The player, a Sears-rebranded RCA SFT-100W, needed a
lot of work. The belt was loose, of course, but the platter bearings also needed to be lubricated, which was a pain since the screws holding the platter on were butchered (had to cut new slots in their tops using a Dremel tool). I tried ordering several belts, but the only one which worked properly was an OEM replacement from
CEDatum. Once all that was done, I had a nicely-working CED player on my hands, and have since acquired several more (my main unit is an RCA SJT-300). Anyway, here' a couple of pics of the Sears player:
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