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Change the album, and you change the view.
Display the artwork from a favorite album and it becomes the face of the player. Leave the artwork out and the player itself becomes the display, revealing the spinning disc, circuitry, and mechanism through its clear body.
Playing a CD becomes something you can watch as well as hear.
The music you choose becomes part of the space around you.
The included lyric-card tray holds album artwork inside the player itself. Slide in the artwork from the album you're listening to and it becomes part of ClearFrame's appearance.
Your collection doesn't just give ClearFrame something to play. It gives it something to show.
ClearFrame's transparent construction keeps the act of playback visible. With the artwork removed, the inner workings remain in sight as the disc turns.
The mechanics aren't hidden behind the design. They're part of it.
At just 27 mm thick, ClearFrame has proportions closer to a book than conventional audio equipment. Pair it with the optional display stand to set it upright on a desk or shelf, or use the separately sold wall mount to bring your music off the surface entirely.
Its place in the room doesn't have to look like a place for audio equipment.
The speaker is built directly into ClearFrame, so there's no separate audio setup required. A 40 mm full-range unit with bass diaphragm delivers up to 3W of output.
ClearFrame sends audio over Bluetooth rather than receiving it, so it isn't designed to stream music from a smartphone or computer.
For your CDs, choose how you want to listen: through the built-in speaker, wired headphones via the 3.5 mm stereo jack, or Bluetooth 5.3 headphones and speakers.
An 1800mAh rechargeable battery gives ClearFrame approximately 6–7 hours of playback through its built-in speaker or 7–8 hours over Bluetooth. At 454g, it's easy to pick up and move from room to room.
Your CDs can follow you without turning every new spot into another setup.
Some albums mean enough that you want them around you, not simply stored away between listens. ClearFrame gives them that place.
An album you haven't played in years comes off the shelf and its artwork becomes the face of the player. A few days later, another takes its place. Sometimes you leave the artwork out entirely and let the spinning disc and circuitry stay in view instead.
Over time, those choices change how ClearFrame lives in your space. It never has to settle into one permanent look, because what you listen to keeps becoming part of what you see.
ClearFrame doesn't just give you another way to play your CDs. It gives you a new way to live with them.