I still have my CD32, working OK-ish, in my loft (unlike my beloved 1200HD, sold eight years ago unfortunately).
Can the CD32 innards be re-cased in one of those 1200 tower kits, to make a sort-of tower 1200?
In case nobody noticed, the CD32 is still a more than decent CD player, sound-wise. In fact, when I first got one to develop software for (the fabled "Kodak Photo CD" player application for the CD32, which unfortunately never went to market) I was stunned how good the audio playback sounded. That's what prompted me to ditch my trusty Sony DiscMan (then barely three years old) and look for a replacement. That was back in 1994, if I remember correctly.
Now, CDs being soooo 1990'ies today, this may sound very quaint today
But some guys are positively crazy about the audiophile attributes of gaming consoles. For example, there is a certain PlayStation 1 type model for which Sony inadvertedly ended up using high quality audio components, and which is something of a collector's item.
