Audiophile DX-7555 CD player

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Onkyo has launched its latest high-end CD-player for people still willing to pay for audiophile separates. At £400, the DX-7555 is not cheap but it promises the discerning listening a lot for their money. It features a high-precision digital clocking circuit that uses a crystal oscillator with a very low frequency deviation rating – about 1/33rd of what you’d get in normal CD players. This greatly boosts high frequency reproduction, soundstage width and overall fidelity. It uses a Wolfson Microelectronics 192 kHz/24-bit DAC (digital-to-analogue converter), which you can fine-tune to your own preferences. Onkyo also does away with the common PCB copper traces used in many players to deal with digital audio and replaces them with a high-purity, heavy-gauge, shielded cable to directly output the digital bitstream from the CD. Due to ship this month, the DX-7555 is available in silver and black.

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Posted by Martin Lynch on February 17, 2006 in Active Home | Permalink

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