Totaldac
d1-CD
Introduced 2024$7,500 MSRP
The d1-CD is Totaldac's first-ever CD transport, designed by founder/CEO Vincent Brient to output an unmodified 100% original Red Book (or hybrid-SACD CD-layer) signal using a CD-Pro8 drive from Austria's SUOS-Hifi; Totaldac is a small French DAC/electronics maker that designs and sells its discrete-converter and transport products directly and through a narrow dealer network, qualifying it as boutique rather than mass-market (Twittering Machines, Highfidelity.pl).
MSRP
$7,500
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Specifications
- Clock
- Proprietary 40-femtosecond RMS-jitter oscillator with Totaldac clock-distribution circuit
- Price
- EUR 7,500 incl. VAT (EU) / EUR 6,900 excl. VAT (non-EU)
- Enclosure
- Bent aluminum sheets with copper anti-vibration plate; front panel in aluminum or acrylic
- Dimensions
- H 135 mm x W 360 mm x D 290 mm
- Disc format
- Plays standard Red Book CD (16-bit/44.1kHz) and the CD layer of hybrid SACDs
- Extra feature
- CD-Text display support
- Digital outputs
- RCA coaxial S/PDIF; XLR AES/EBU (use one at a time)
- Power consumption
- 10 W while playing a CD
- Transport mechanism
- CD-Pro8 drive (SUOS-Hifi, Austria; founded 2006 by former Philips CD engineers), top-loading
- Power supply dimensions
- H 65 mm x W 122 mm x D 180 mm (external "live-power" supply)
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