This project has been deferred to further notice.

The NET SD-R0 was the world's first portable CD player simulator for the web, having featured all the standards and some premiums:

• 15 playback modes:
  • All, Intro PGM, 1, Shuffle, CMS, Intro CMS, Shuffle CMS,
  • repeat variants of the above (e.g. Repeat Shuffle), and
  • A-B
• 23-step CMS programming
  • CMS is the abbreviation of Custom Music Sequence.
• Cuesheet support
• Index navigation
  • No other media players can do this.
• 4 display modes
• Time calculation
• Bass boost
• Deemphasis
  • Fully-automatic, upon detection of the appropriate cuesheet flag.
• 10 preset beeps for development only.

It was accompanied with a comprehensive, 30-page operating instructions manual.

The SD-R0 was a development model which would set the base to the three consumer launch models: the SD-30 for beginners, the SD-50 for purists, and the SD-70 for enthusiasts.

Unfortunately, its source material is lost to an accidental data erasure. The [EDEN Workstation System] had since been redesigned to minimize the impacts from such. We anticipate to restore the SD-R0 and its accompanying documentations by late 2021 the foreseeable future.

More about the project can be found in [its announcement].

We also recovered a [video recording] of the SD-R0, comparing its cuesheet and deemphasis capabilities to those in VLC.

Thanks for reading.