Vincent C-60 Audiophile-Grade CD Player 6Z4 Vacuum Tube and BB2804 Op-Amp State-of-the-Art 24-bit/192kHz PCN1792 DAC

German high-end audio specialist Vincent Audio announces the immediate availability of the CD. Encouraged by the reduction of noise isolation components and offers the user the choice of many vacuum or digital reproduction of high accuracy, C-60 also offers premium balanced XLR output and a very specific transport Philips. But take a deep sound at a price.

There are music lovers and then there are music lovers who want to experience the purest sound possible. The former could do with an MP3 player cheap and audio files at a rate of only 64 – or perhaps even 128 kbit / s, and not as the audiophile. Precision equipment that provides sound reproduction as close to the original performance as possible is the name of the game for fans of really specific.

The revolution in digital music has changed forever how much of us hear our favorite artist. But many who take their passion seriously Sonic burst their collection of 180g vinyl or aluminum in a CD and play them through as upscale made, often the equipment high fidelity audio. A manufacturer of these systems, Vincent Audio, has announced the release of the CD.

The C-60 gives the user a choice of hot, rich vacuum tube analog output, precision technology solid state. In announcing the product, the company said that as the full line of precision stage of the output state and cathode followers 6922EH subway line are empty as High Speed Circuit – just different. Controlling production is ensured by a remote control or aluminum on the 26.4lb heavy chassis itself.

The 17.7 x 4.6 x 15.35 inch dimensions, top-loading player benefits from state-of-the-art 24-bit/192-kHz PCN1792 DAC’s digital audio converters with 8x oversampling for excellent dynamics and very low jitter and a “no-bits-left-behind” Philips device. Having the power supply, drive stage and output stage split from one by one in separate, shielded housings should help keep possible interference to an absolute minimum. The strive for signal clarity continues through to the isolation of coupling capacitors, the use of a 6Z4 vacuum tube rectifier and BB2804 operational amplifiers to help ensure quiet operation.

Interface with pre-amplifiers comes courtesy of quality XLR balanced outputs, as well as RCA unbalanced outputs, a coaxial and an optical digital output. The unit’s frequency range is between 10Hz and 20kHz with a plus or minus of 0.5dB and the total harmonic distortion is said to be less than 0.003 percent. Further information, including more technical details, is available on the Vincent C-60 product page.

It’s available now for a suggested retail price of US$4,695.