Audiobb,
Unfortunately the Wadia and Cary were used in a different system and room then the Accuphase.
I will say the Wadia is an all around better player than the Cary BUT costs twice as much with the upgrade.
A recent player of mine, the APL 3910 is very dynamic with a more forward presentation than the Accuphase. Both have excellent low end. I think the APL would also be a strong contender but lacks the build quality of the Accuphase or Wadia.
The Accuphase has a more laid back (relaxed if you will) presentation. It is a great musical player with killer detail. It does very well with rock, which is what I mostly listen to, Im just not positive how its presentaion will work with heavy metal. If you desire a more in your face (or upfront) presentation, I would choose the APL, Wadia 861 or 581SE.
Yes, you can run the Accuphase directly to the amp. Im currently doing soalso with Gabriel Gold interconnects.
Jim
Unfortunately the Wadia and Cary were used in a different system and room then the Accuphase.
I will say the Wadia is an all around better player than the Cary BUT costs twice as much with the upgrade.
A recent player of mine, the APL 3910 is very dynamic with a more forward presentation than the Accuphase. Both have excellent low end. I think the APL would also be a strong contender but lacks the build quality of the Accuphase or Wadia.
The Accuphase has a more laid back (relaxed if you will) presentation. It is a great musical player with killer detail. It does very well with rock, which is what I mostly listen to, Im just not positive how its presentaion will work with heavy metal. If you desire a more in your face (or upfront) presentation, I would choose the APL, Wadia 861 or 581SE.
Yes, you can run the Accuphase directly to the amp. Im currently doing soalso with Gabriel Gold interconnects.
Jim