Accuphase
T-101Tuner
$150.00
SOLD
Matching tuner to the E-202 Integrated amp also for sale.
Accuphase
E-202Int Amp
$500.00
SOLD
Beautiful vintage Accuphase E-202 100 watt per channel Integrated Amp. 100 % functional with no issues. Cosmetically it is also in very good condition. Unit can also be used as a power amp or a preamp. Comes with a photocopy of the original manual. PRICE IS FIRM. Interesting trades considered.
The buy of this amp will have the option of purchasing the matching Accuphase T-101 Tuner for $100. Once the amp sells if the tuner is not also purchased the tuner will be priced at $150.
The buy of this amp will have the option of purchasing the matching Accuphase T-101 Tuner for $100. Once the amp sells if the tuner is not also purchased the tuner will be priced at $150.
Linn
LK-1Preamp
$595.00
SOLD
Linn LK-1 Preamp. A very sweet sounding British preamp. Has inputs for both MM and MC cartridges. Other inputs include Tuner, CD, and 2 tape loops. Perfect working order including full function remote control. Also included is three high quality Linn analog interconnect cables with European Din on one end and standard RCA plugs on the other. If you're looking for a true high end preamp at an affordable price look no further....this is it. Paypal and trade ins accepted
Creek
CD-50 MKIICD PLayer
$850.00
SOLD
For sale Creek CD-50 MKII. Designed and Built in England, awesome sound, check out the reviews for yourself. Originally $2,000. new. Comes with remote control and factory carton. Price is FIRM. Serious inquiries only.
What were the major differences between the CD50 and CD50 Mk2 CD Players?
Internally the CD50 mk2 has a new ROM drive. Extracting the digital information from the ATAPI bus, similar to a computer, has enabled Creek to work with a virtually jitter free signal source. To convert the signal to a usable format, the CD50 mk2 uses a digital buffer circuit (FPGA) that stores the signal for a short time and converts it into a suitable format for feeding to a D to A converter. This creates shock immunity from the player, so that the disc is not playing exactly in real time, but slightly delayed through the dynamic
buffer. It also converts the signal into a SPDIF signal to provide a high quality digital output, which is now available via TOSLINK optical
as well as co-axial sockets.
With an improved and symmetrical layout with shorter signal paths, the CD50 mk2 has much better measured performance, with signal to noise and THD figures much lower than on the mk1. This is due to the mk2 having distributed power supplies with 7 digital and 5 analogue low noise voltage regulators and low noise resistors. A higher frequency clock oscillator is used in the mk2 and is
synchronised with the micro controller and buffer clock to minimise internal interference. Two separate high current mains transformers are used in the CD50 mk2. The voltage to the digital and analogue circuitry, display and ROM drive are kept completely separate, for maximum interference immunity.
Finally the CD50 mk2 has been designed to read all known ‘Copy Protected Discs’ that currently exist. In future, CPD’s with revised copy protection algorithms may cause problems, but with its upgradeable software and firmware capability, the CD50 mk2 can be easily upgraded by the dealer or importer to play such discs.
Unit can be shipped for $20. anywhere in Canada.
What were the major differences between the CD50 and CD50 Mk2 CD Players?
Internally the CD50 mk2 has a new ROM drive. Extracting the digital information from the ATAPI bus, similar to a computer, has enabled Creek to work with a virtually jitter free signal source. To convert the signal to a usable format, the CD50 mk2 uses a digital buffer circuit (FPGA) that stores the signal for a short time and converts it into a suitable format for feeding to a D to A converter. This creates shock immunity from the player, so that the disc is not playing exactly in real time, but slightly delayed through the dynamic
buffer. It also converts the signal into a SPDIF signal to provide a high quality digital output, which is now available via TOSLINK optical
as well as co-axial sockets.
With an improved and symmetrical layout with shorter signal paths, the CD50 mk2 has much better measured performance, with signal to noise and THD figures much lower than on the mk1. This is due to the mk2 having distributed power supplies with 7 digital and 5 analogue low noise voltage regulators and low noise resistors. A higher frequency clock oscillator is used in the mk2 and is
synchronised with the micro controller and buffer clock to minimise internal interference. Two separate high current mains transformers are used in the CD50 mk2. The voltage to the digital and analogue circuitry, display and ROM drive are kept completely separate, for maximum interference immunity.
Finally the CD50 mk2 has been designed to read all known ‘Copy Protected Discs’ that currently exist. In future, CPD’s with revised copy protection algorithms may cause problems, but with its upgradeable software and firmware capability, the CD50 mk2 can be easily upgraded by the dealer or importer to play such discs.
Unit can be shipped for $20. anywhere in Canada.