CDT2-MK3
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Description
Specification
Warranty & Shipping
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JAY'S AUDIO, a high-end CD Transport, and CD Player manufacturer, believes in CD is the best way to reproduce music. The exceptional sound quality of JAY'S AUDIO CDT/P wins many audiophile hearts especially the price and performance ratio is simply unbeatable.
The CDT2-MK3 variant aims to capture music lovers who already own a decent DAC where the CD Transport will be feeding the 16bits, 44.1kHz signal through the HDMI i2s / Coax / AES EBU digital interface.
Design Highlight:
- CDM4 Mechanism
- Schurter IEC Inlet
- Improved Noise Filter with 110v/230v switching
- UK Noratel Encapsulated Transformers
- Multistage Super Regulator with Gold Tune Caps
- Neutrik XLR
- Oven Controlled Crystal Oscillator OCXO
- i2s LVDS Output
- Digital Output Isolation Transformer
- Native/Upsampling 44.1kHz / 176.4kHz Configurable via Remote Control
- Dimmable Display*
Supported Formats:
- Redbook CD, CDR, CDR/W only**
Manual:
Note:
* The dimmeable display may turn on where there is a signal to trigger it to turn on; the signal can be a remote control signal, or an internal CDM4/19 processor signal. It is normal and shall not be viewed as a defect.
** Redbook CD transport only. Doesn't support HDCD/SACD/DSD
Important Note:
The Philips CD mechanism is a high-quality CD playback system recognized for its precision and sound quality. However, please note the following regarding its sensitivity to the type of discs used:
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Recordable Discs: CD-Rs and CD-RWs may present challenges, especially if they are of lower quality or poorly manufactured, which can lead to potential read errors.
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Vinyl Discs: While vinyl discs are not standard CDs, compatibility with hybrid formats or vinyl-like coatings can be inconsistent, potentially affecting playback reliability.
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Poor Reflectivity Discs: Discs with low reflectivity may hinder the laser's ability to read data effectively, resulting in skipping or failure to read.
In summary, while the Philips CD mechanism offers excellent sound quality, its sensitivity to disc quality can affect playback success, particularly with less reliable media.