Audiolab 9000cdt vs Audiolab 6000cdt vs Teac 505t

The Audiolab seem like nice machines.  They were on my short list.   I actually bought a Teac 505t sight unseen.  When I went to pick it up I thought it was nice. Build quality is high .  I thought about it and switched gears and bought the VRDS 701t.   

I am pretty sure a 505t will at some point end up in my second system .    

Thanks so much to both of you for sharing. I've contacted Audiolab to ask for a demo (nice that they offer one!). 

I'll post my impressions if the demo comes through, although I might just buy one from Crutchfield and send it back if it doesn't better my Vecteur. 

Make sure you use a high quality output cable for  the 9000 to your DAC. 

Thanks, mariddock. I have one of the best. (Amazing the difference cables make!! I've also found that vibration dampeners make a huge difference.) Cheers!

@tpcarter responding to your question about the 9000CDT and the Atoll DR200 Signature: I would definitely buy the Atoll without any hesitation. It is a superior machine, designed to the best performance well beyond the price, as all the Atoll products. 
The 9000CDT is good but I can feel that it will be problematic to service. Also I really hate the display. I bought it because the huge discount I got and also because I missed my Audiolab gear from the 90’s… although this Chinese made Audiolab is totally different. It was more a sentimental choice that I regret. 
The Atoll was the right one…