The Quad Elite CDX combines a CD player, DAC and Pre amp in one unit. Built around the same Crystal 24bit / 192kHz DAC that is found in Quad's flagship Platinum DMP and integrating a high end asynchronous USB input the CD player offers a flexible mea...
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Specifications
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Digital to Analogue converter
CS4398
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Dynamic Range
>100dB
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Frequency Response
20Hz 20kHz
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Signal to Noise Ratio
>110dB
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Digital Inputs
2x coax 3x optical 1x USB
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Quad Elite CDX CD Player Black
The Quad Elite CDX combines a CD player, DAC and Pre amp in one unit. Built around the same Crystal 24bit / 192kHz DAC that is found in Quad's flagship Platinum DMP and integrating a high end asynchronous USB input the CD player offers a flexible means to enjoying your music. Users can now stream 24bit / 192kHz audio files direct from PC or Mac Utilising Quad's award winning digital to analogue conversion circuitry. It also maintains 3 x optical and 2 x Coaxial inputs with variable volume outputs. x 75 Ω, SPDIF, 3x Optical Toslink SPDIF. Digital Out: 1x Optical Toslink, SPDIF, 1x USB input
Features
Digital to Analogue converter
CS4398
Functions
Frequency Response
20Hz 20kHz
Signal to Noise Ratio
>110dB
Inputs
Digital Inputs
2x coax 3x optical 1x USB
Outputs
Digital Output
1x Toslink optical
Output Impedance
120 Ohms
Dimensions
Dimensions
70 x 320 x 310
About brand
Quad
The history of Quad is one of technical achievement in the field of sound reproduction. It is a story that began with the Quad 1 amplifier, which brought the benefits of 15 years knowledge and experience in professional audio and industrial products to the task of making the most accurate domestic audio amplifier of its age.A few years later, in 1953, the product which set the standard for amplifiers was the Quad II Power Amplifier, the time of Queen Elizabeth’s Coronation and the year in which Mount Everest was finally conquered. This amplifier pioneered the principle of cathode coupling through the output transformer to reduce harmonic distortion to almost negligible levels. Such was its clear superiority that this model remained in production for 18 years. Three years later, in 1956, Quad demonstrated the first true full-range electrostatic loudspeaker. This remarkable product (known later as the ESL 57) used a virtually mass-less plastic film as a moving diaphragm between two charged plates. Compared with moving coil loudspeakers, the ESL 57 was free of unwanted colourations and distortions. This landmark product remained in production, virtually unchanged, for 28 years.
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