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29th July 2005, 03:49 PM
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Join Date: Jul 2005
Location: Buenos Aires
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Teac Pd250
Hi!,
I´m new in the audio business and I´m looking information about a TEAC CD player PD250. It was released in 1985 aprox. It has a 18 bit / 8 oversampling . My question is about the DAC it has. Is there any difference between that cd player and a regular cd rom player, or a regular dvd player? I know we have new technologies today, but I would like to know where is the difference with these machines and regular players. Thank you. I Hope I don´t bother anyone with this message. : ) Regards, Ezequiel
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