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In Reply to: AMR cd-77 thoughts from owners posted by insbrook25@yahoo.com on July 8, 2012 at 18:54:06:
The build is bombproof and exudes serious, understated luxury and fanatical attention to detail.
But the sound is what's important - and here I found that the many reviews which extolled its "analog lover's" sonics were on the money - there is an ease to the presentation, musical flow, unforced detail, and center-of-the-earth bass extension. The many over/up-sampling choices and the isosynchronous USB input also make it a versatile performer (through I agree with AMR that Digital Master II w/o any up/oversampling is best).
For me, it's a statement piece and hopefully my final CDP.
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Follow Ups
- I have the updated version, CD-77.1 - triode 21:11:59 07/09/12 (3)
- RE: I have the updated version, CD-77.1 - insbrook25@yahoo.com 18:20:37 07/10/12 (2)
- RE: I have the updated version, CD-77.1 - Thorsten 01:52:57 07/11/12 (0)
- have never heard the predecessor version - triode 20:50:22 07/10/12 (0)
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