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The mother of all clocks.

Posted by jusbe on November 11, 2006 at 01:46:50:
Given the rather big hint that Srajan gives in his review, I don't expect the new hierarchy to stay put for long. External master clocks that orchestrate the behaviour of the rest of the player are the 'tweak du jour' for high end players. It would appear that Zanden has seen the light and I know of a UK company (Coherent Sstems) that have their own external master clock tweak which they use, ironically, on Esoteric/Teac players.
With this in mind I'm looking forward to the AMR CD-77 review with renewed interest. Should prove interesting to say the least.
Big J.
(Steve Alexander 2006)