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Long Term Comments Using Audiolab 6000 CDT

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Posted on January 10, 2022 at 05:18:20
HiOnFi
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 I am about to pull the trigger on one but would like user comments on long term use, tweaks to make it better, and satisfaction. If it was replaced, with what?

 

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RE: Long Term Comments Using Audiolab 6000 CDT, posted on January 21, 2022 at 13:28:06
HiOnFi
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 I got one about 28 hours ago. This has to be the best bargain in digital

 

RE: Long Term Comments Using Audiolab 6000 CDT, posted on January 21, 2022 at 13:44:29
tube524
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 The next option will be Cambridge CXC V2 tray loading and has a natural sound with no high-frequency rolloff.

If are able to compare them both side-by-side then you can make your choice. I am told my a friend who works as hifi salesman that Cyrus CDi as transport is a major step up to the audiolab 6000T and the CXC.

Good luck!
t.

 

RE: Long Term Comments Using Audiolab 6000 CDT, posted on January 21, 2022 at 13:57:56
HiOnFi
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 Thanks for the 411, but, the MSRP of the 6000 is a reasonable $600-650, whereas the Cyrus is a player. I have several players, my intention was to get a dedicated transport

FYI, I am not experiencing any HF roll off, UNLESS, the cd is, which all too common with red book

 

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