Rotel RCC 1055

I listened to a 1055 a couple times but perferred my C333ES in terms of build as well as sound quality. The 333ES has a better defined soundstage and is more coherent from top to bottom.

I used to have a CAL Icon Mk 2 which basically has the same circuits as the changers (10 and 15) and it didn't sound nearly as good as the C333ES - the CAL was "muddier" for lack of a better word and didn't convey as much detail. It was also prone to problems and getting it repaired was near impossible.

Double, I have both the 1055 and the Cal. I dac them both. If you are going analog out the Cal wins. The 1055 is current, but my CL-10 has been on shuffle-repeat for 500 hours without a blip. My 1055 is in my shop system with a MF A324 dac, it sounds quite good. I think you have picked two winners. CD-R is no problem for either. Z.

I have a 1055 that I use in a second system. I bought it used several years ago; good overall quality, never any issues with the carousel mechanism or any functions with the unit, and it puts out a decent sound in analog. Digital output so you can use with a DAC. While not the higest end manufacturer I do not think you can go wrong with Rotel gear.

Thanks for the response.

After some thought and research,I have about decided to go either NAD C542 or RotelRCD 1072.Can anyone who may have heard/auditioned both offer some input?Thanks in advance for your time.I have a NAD C372 integrated,so there would be some advantage there,but sound quality is my #1 concern.