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In Reply to: RE: Bryston BCD-3 RedBook CD player posted by Todd Krieger on July 18, 2017 at 06:00:40:
Two things.
-The belief that the best way to source 1s and 0s is to scan pits and flats on a reflective disc with the laser, despite the overwhelming evidence to the contrary, is a belief that will not completely die out until the people who believe it do.
-Any sort of hiccup rate in your source(skipping, pausing, mistracking, etc.) of 10% or even 1% for that matter should be a dealbreaker for that source. I would not, didn't when it was a possibility, enjoy my music as much knowing that at any random point my CD player could skip. I also like to have endless hours melt away as I listen to error free music that I can control from my phone. It just makes CDs feel like 8 tracks.
.......and $3500 for a CD player!!!!!!?????
There are way too many non CD player options for $3500 or WAY less to even think about spending that kind of money on completely irrelevant technology.
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