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It's silver and black ...

Posted by PAR on February 27, 2007 at 02:06:41:
... I saw it at the factory in January (see my posting in Hi Rez on 20th January). I had a discussion with David Steven about the anodising used for the case and there is a possibilty (only that) that it could be made in black although that is not their intention. It is rather bulky however and certainly is unlike the current series form dCS.
The Scarlatti is a lot (a LOT) more than $30K. It is a two box machine (both boxes are called Scarlatti) and I expect that what is being talked about here is only the transport section. The DAC is a new generation from dCS albeit using their Ring DAC. A few further details are in my earlier posting on this.