Has anyone hearing to much digital information ?

All of these preceding remarks are outstanding advice, IMHO. Narrod you kill me! I wish I had thought of that. May I suggest in the future staying away from analog TT’s and expensive tube amps in your frail state it might be as the Beatles put it in Yellow Submarine “it’s all to much…”. Enjoy!

I must ask: Which Marantz player is doling out to much info? I'm truly an anti-Marantz guy in disbelief BUT willing to check it out in my system. Let me know if your selling. Thanks.

Hi Kevin: The Sa-14 TRL modded unit is the current one that is taking the audio world by storm and that I own.Your right the stock version is a unit in flux like so many others. Sorry no sale it's a keeper. I am trying to
put the system together pretty much once and for all. I must admit it's very difficult. So when you find a unit that is so far ahead of the pack it remains. Be careful on the modders out there currently. I know of one that charged thousands and literally had 50.00 worth of caps changed and that was it in his modified cd player's. He used to be a tech for a major overseas based manufacturer of tv's and other electronic devices with facilities in this country. . Be well, Joe

Lithojoe, Why don't you take a moment and tell us about the actual Mods made to your SA14 by TRL, how much they cost and how the charges were broken down for labor and materiels.

From your comments you appear to be well positioned to do so. I looked up the Web Site for TRL and I came away clueless. For a prototype of proper disclosure read up on one of Underwoods Mods.

And, while you're at it, tell us all what you mean by "taking the world by storm". Where can I find all of the published reviews and accolades about these mods. Exactly how many SA14's has TRL actually modded?

That would be very valuable for me (and others) as we consider what we will next purchase.

Go to Home Depot and get a digital information reducer. It can be installed in anywhere in your system.