The Alpha Audio (Dutch reviewer) recently did a shoot out of 7 or so transports, they have a video of the whole thing on their YouTube channel. There’s probably a written summary on their website too. I like their reviews, very thorough and often using a panel of listeners, as in this case.
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@jetter makes a good point. I actually assumed the CDT2 was discontinued when the CDT3 was introduced but that was incorrect — thanks jetter. The only reputable place I found that sells it new is this one that’s linked through Jay’s website. https://www.beatechnik.com/product-page/cdt2-mk3 Although saving upwards of $500 isn’t insignificant, I tend to agree with jetter that in this case buying new might be money well spent. Frankly, and although $2k does seem to be the going market value for a used CDT2, I’d think around $1500 is much more reasonable and has sold for that amount in the recent past. Not sure why the discount for a used unit is so little these days. Anyway… |
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+++++++1 for the Audiolab 6000CDT, at $600 it is an absolute steal.....I still own mine and have no immediate plans to replace, it's not a weak link in my system. I've had zero problems with mine, and it's used almost daily for 2 years ++++++1 for the Jay's Audio CDT2 MKIII, best transport I've ever heard in my system, and what I will buy whenever I upgrade |
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