Replacement of Cary CD player

Replacement of Cary CD player

Why?
Keep the Cary, super build quality, great remote, it uses the very good and still available cheap Philips CDM12 laser, and it also has RCA, Toslink and AES/EBU digital output the better output to go to dacs.
https://www.ebay.com.au/sch/i.html?_from=R40&_trksid=p2380057.m570.l1313&_nkw=CDM12&_sac...
You can even use it’s own R2R Multibit 2 x PCM1704 (best made) + HDCD dac as a stand alone dac, with also RCA, mini usb digital inputs.
https://positive-feedback.com/Issue47/images/P1014609.jpg
You’d be hard pressed bettering this for a digital transport.

Cheers George

In this day and age why would you want to sin a disc?

We have been recomendando for years to go with a server and just rip your discs why?

Ripped cds soumd better
You can access tidaland quebré so you can access the world of streaming music
You can access high res files  tjrough usb

You can make playlists
You can efgortlessly move from artist to artista

No.more scratched discs or missing discs
When youadd it up there are 0 advantages with an óptical disc
Good servers sucede as arebdet or innoous

We are importing the best sounding servers from belgium 432 Evo from belgium

We hav a ton of experience  with servers

So please pm.us for more info

Dave and troy
Audio.intelect Nj
Us importer 432 Evo music server

I seen many friends/acquaintances that sell up on their huge CD collection to go to servers or streaming.
And they get on this never ending merry go round chopping and changing these servers/streamers and the way they connect up in a quest to get back to how their CD ’s used to sound when they spun them and to get back to their musical roots, they are almost suicidal to watch.

Most in the end are not satisfied, and now just play music as background noise and given up on audio and having "hifi nights with friends" and actually sitting in the sweet spot and reveling in their 3 dimensional sound stage like they used to when the were audiophiles with a massive cd collections and a real love of music and the equipment that played it.

Cheers George