Solid oak framing wrapped around an exposed circuit board — a working CD player built to be looked at, not hidden in a drawer.
Most electronics are designed to disappear into a drawer or a cabinet. We started with the opposite idea — that a well-made machine, wiring and all, deserves a frame instead of a cover.
So we built a working CD player around that belief: oak on the outside, circuit board on full display, and a spinning disc treated less like a component and more like the centerpiece.
The board that usually hides behind plastic is left in full view — a nod to the transparent, deconstructed tech of decades past.
Insert a disc and watch it spin behind glass, ringed in a soft shifting glow that reacts as it plays.
Bluetooth 5.0 quietly bridges the decades — a disc from 1998, streaming to whatever speaker you own today.
Mitred and doweled by hand from solid oak, finished to show the grain, not hide it.
Ships with a weighted stand and wall-mount hardware — stands on a console or hangs like the artwork it is.
For the person who still buys vinyl, still keeps a shelf of CDs, and will now have somewhere beautiful to keep them running.
It looks like a piece from a design museum, not a gadget. Guests always ask about it before they ask what it is.
The exposed board could feel gimmicky. It doesn’t — it feels intentional, like the whole thing was designed to be looked at.
Gave it as a housewarming gift. It’s the first thing people notice on the shelf, hope it can have a build in speaker in case.
Yes — it supports standard 12cm CD, CD-R, and CD-RW discs. Mini CDs are not supported.
Yes, it pairs over Bluetooth 5.3 with any phone, tablet, or laptop in a few seconds.
Every unit ships with both a weighted tabletop stand and a wall-mount kit, so you can decide once it arrives.
Every EMRAY frame is covered by a 1-year limited warranty against manufacturing defects.
Wipe the oak and glass with a dry or slightly damp soft cloth. Avoid glass cleaner directly on the wood joints.
