Raysonic Audio Cd 168

SoundStage! Equipment Review - Raysonic CD168 CD Player (3 ...

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Clearly the audio industry doesn’t share this view, because most CD players don’t offer this feature. What sets the CD168 apart from most CD players (and any audio component I’ve reviewed so far) is its use of a class-A, triode vacuum-tube output stage. This features four Russian-made 6922EH tubes fitted into ceramic sockets.

Raysonic CD-168 | Underwood HiFi

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Raysonic CD-168. The following details the Level-1 modifications for the Raysonic CD-168 player [$1,150 + frt. retrofit; $3,190 + frt. preinstalled]: One pair of premium machined Vampire direct gold plated over copper body Teflon insulated RCA female jacks replace the cheap stamped jack modules. We replace the stock I-V op amps with the world ...

Raysonic CD-168 I became a part of the music. Review By ...

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The Raysonic CD-168 would absolutely be a piece of equipment that I would put on my short list of products that I would love to include in my reference system. The tubed output stage provides all the benefits you would expect from utilizing tubes in your system without many of the drawbacks you might find in lesser units.

The Raysonic CD168 Tube CD-Player | Stereophile.com

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Review: Raysonic 168 CD Player - Audiogon Discussion Forum

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Review: Raysonic 168 CD Player. Before I jump in, a little bit about my system, and methodology for selection, and equipment setup. I'm not one to change audio equipment with the frequency I change my underwear and socks. I generally spend a fair amount of time researching an audio product, before even auditioning it.

Raysonic | Underwood HiFi

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Raysonic CD-168. Raysonic CD-138. Raysonic CD-138 The Raysonic CD-138 is our favorite stock CD player at near its $1.950 price. The stock player is a beautiful top loading 24/192 upsampling machine. It uses a Class A triode output stage. It has variable outputs and can run directly into a power amp. It offers both RCA and XLR outputs.

Raysonic CD-168 tube output CD player wit remote volume ...

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Raysonic CD-168 for sale. This is a trade in Works and sounds incredible ! Beautiful condition , and sounds amazing Over the years it has been my pleasure to review a number of CD players ranging from entry level to cost no...

6moons audio reviews: Ayon Audio CD-1

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Ayon apparently uses the same enclosure as that of the Canadian Raysonic Audio CD-168, my highly prized unit. The two players look virtually identical save for the location of control and power buttons and digital display. Otherwise, they both employ the same top-loading, aluminum stabilizer arrangement. Even the acrylic top plate is similar if ...

6moons audio reviews: Raysonic Audio CD228

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Had I not reviewed the CDs 128 and 168 to be most curious about Raysonic's best effort in matters of plain RedBook, I too should have passed. But, curiosity killed the cat. I accepted the request of one Steven Leung, Canadian expat with his …

RE: Raysonic cd-128/168 - Dave Pogue - Digital Drive

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RE: Raysonic cd-128/168. Posted by Dave Pogue on October 4, 2009 at 05:37:30 . In Reply to: Raysonic cd-128/168 posted by marvda1 on October 3, 2009 at 18:20:45: I haave no idea, but my 128 isn't going anywhere. After two years I'm still amazed by it especially after some judicious tube rolling and treating it to one of those pricy fuses.