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Alternative intéressante (il existe en lecteur CD et en transport seul) : pour l'avoir depuis bientôt 3 semaines, j'apprécie beaucoup le TEAC VRDS-701T.
L'écoute est addictive.
http://forum-hifi.fr/thread-30019.html
Et la revue de Stereophile : https://www.stereophile.com/content/gram...-transport
Sa conclusion (dans laquelle je me retrouve bien) :
"But I swear, this TEAC transport was a revelation. It made digital more compelling than I thought it could be. I never anticipated this much drive, density, inner detail, or tone truthfulness from a digital source. It only took 40 years, but CDs are finally being reproduced in a manner I consider comparable to analog. And just like analog, the machine that spins the disc establishes the core virtues and vices of the disc's sound.
If there's a better built, more highly resolving, more musically satisfying CD transport than the TEAC VRDS-701T, I have not encountered it."
L'écoute est addictive.
http://forum-hifi.fr/thread-30019.html
Et la revue de Stereophile : https://www.stereophile.com/content/gram...-transport
Sa conclusion (dans laquelle je me retrouve bien) :
"But I swear, this TEAC transport was a revelation. It made digital more compelling than I thought it could be. I never anticipated this much drive, density, inner detail, or tone truthfulness from a digital source. It only took 40 years, but CDs are finally being reproduced in a manner I consider comparable to analog. And just like analog, the machine that spins the disc establishes the core virtues and vices of the disc's sound.
If there's a better built, more highly resolving, more musically satisfying CD transport than the TEAC VRDS-701T, I have not encountered it."
Installation : Teac UD701N + Teac VRDS701T > Brinkmann Intégré > PELéon Caprice