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Transport Accustic Arts

Now I have Antelope Zodiac Gold dac and I am looking for transport cd unit.
What do you think about accustic arts transport drive i ?
128x128kerem737
audioengr
3,282 posts
 

I have customers with Lampizator using the Synchro-Mesh with all types of transports.  Lowers the jitter to 8 psec.  No transport delivers jitter this low, no matter what you spend.

Steve N.

Empirical Audio

acresverde
386 posts
 
I bought AA CD Transport 1 over 10 years ago. It has been bullet proof and seems to be high value for the money. Heavy little bugger so it must be packin' lots of iron in it. Currently paired with a Metrum Pavane II, the combo seems quite musical to me and just a tad warm.
philipwu
214 posts
 
@ sonamthanh,  
hi, i'm interested in lampy B7.  would you tell me more about your B7? does it use the chipless discrete R2R ladder ? did you bought it at standard ver. or with custom upgrades i.e  active anode loading, superclock, V-caps etc...? 
Thank you .
-phil 
itzhak1969
515 posts
 

Accustic Arts is a CD player not a pure CD transport since you already have DAC you should look for a pure transport without inner D/A converter such as PS Audio, Simaudio,Cyrus or CEC .


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rx8man
1,481 posts
 
The older series Accustic Arts offered Drive 1 and 2 as Transports, no Dacs.

The newer series are offered as Player 1 and 2, with Dacs.

Myself, I would opt for a newer CEC belt drive and a quality digital cable.
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