CD-pro

[jouch]

I was surfing around on Daysi-laser and found this amasing cd-player and thought "I'd like to have something like that"
So I'm just wondering if somebody on this forum has been building this amasing Master Piece

[ASUS2000]

It seems from Asia.

[pburke]

here's what you can do - latest version of the transport, rest all in a kit. Not too challenging, but there's probably room for some improvement since they already offer all sorts of upgrades to this kit

http://cls.audiogon.com/cgi-bin/cls....lay&1112724274

Peter

[kiyull]

It's from Korea.
Original site is http://www.nextaudio.co.kr/sub/product/cdt/c-1000.html. You can see more pictures except Korean characters.

Kiyull

[hifi]

how about prices?

[pburke]

Originally posted by kiyull
It's from Korea.
Original site is http://www.nextaudio.co.kr/sub/product/cdt/c-1000.html. You can see more pictures except Korean characters.

Kiyull

If that player works as well as their web site, I'd look elsewhere ;-)

but seriously - this looks interesting, but there's hardly any detailed info on that site, nor can you go and actually find a price. The player listed on Audiogon is not the same unit. It's a kit, different inputs, etc. I can't even tell on the TNA site if that is the same transport. No mention of CD-Pro. I like the looks of it, but if these folks actually want to sell this internationally, they need to beef up that web site a little.

The unit on Augon is a $700 kit, $50 shipping maybe, and then there are some upgrades available. Just email the guy. I haven't decided yet if I should buy such a complete kit only to replace half of what's in it, or to build something from scratch.

Peter

[kiyull]

Actually, it was a group buy project (cd-pro2 transport) of 2002-2003. I don't know the total price, but the price of case was about $700-800 years ago. I guess the leader of the project has established TNA and he is preparing another group buy and comlplete product.

other photos:
http://www.daisy-laser.nl/homeoptics...ry/page_02.htm

There were a few group buy site of CD-Pro2 transport here in Korea and a few hundreds diyer participated already. However, all are for domestic users since sites are usually operated in Korean .

I am attaching my CD-PRO-2 Player.
Features : CD-PRO2M, Non-OS, Dual Philips DAC 1541-S2 (double crown), I2S bus, Tube buffer (WE 417A) and tube rectifier (mullard GZ30), totally home made pcb (using photoresister, powerpoint pattern drawing, etc).

Kiyull

[kiyull]

Additional Photo:

Two toroidal transformers are in bottom(left, hidden). Seperate power supply for each TDA1541A S2.
Control board of CD-Pro 2 is in bottom of the CD-Pro. Push bottons are not ready. vertical mounted Tubes(WE-417A) and Tube rectifier are located at the rear pannel (hidden).

Kiyull

[Kip]

I built the kit on Audiogon. It uses the CD-PRO2M. It is a very nice transport kit for the money. The dac part in the CD-PRO2M is ok.

[bsyyu]

Kiyull

Do you have the schematic of TDA1541A as IS2 dac ?
Thanks


It is the diy dac posted by member in DIYZONE.
http://www.diyzone.net/modules.php?o...=71590&forum=3

Do you believe it is a diy ?