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In Reply to: Re-Clocking your CD Player posted by MilezDavis on January 9, 2002 at 14:47:12:
I have found in the past that clocking Sony and Marantz players produced a better sound and was worthwhile. It gave a better sense of timing and increased resolution. However this seemed to dramatically reduce the life of the players which I put down to possible extra work for the servos in the machines. If you have an external DAC I found that the Theta TLC produced the same result without having to mess with the players.
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