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Join Date: Sep 2006
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I am in doubt
On the front panel of this CDP is proudly stated: 20-bit! Looking inside is easy to find two PCM64s which are exactly the light version (no internal ref voltage) of an 18-bit BB multibit DAC. As I'm offered to buy this unit to mod it - namely to replace the PCM64s with pair of PCM63s K-grade I'm really in doubt about this two questions: - Who does not say the truth - Denon or BB (the last I don't really suspect misleading) - Is it worth to buy such an old machine to mod it - making it a real 20-bit meaning spending money (price for unit is about 165EUR). How reliable I could expect the laser to be? At least the KSS151a is an expensive pleasure but do they really get tired or last longer than the motors for example? |
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