Audio Research CD 3 MK2, not audio note mark levinson krell mcintosh

in pristine condition with Cyrus remote and brand new authentic Optical Pick Up lens top loading cd player with CD PRO2 LF Phillips, the best cdm ever produced in cd transport industry and still being used as CD Mechanism in CD 9 reference Audio research and audio note reference CD player and other Ultra High end / Flagship CD player/transport In recent years, a technology known as “Upsampling” as well as one called “Zero-Oversampling” or ” Non-Oversampling” have gained popularity with CD player and DAC manufacturers. Having compared these approaches to traditional “Oversampling” we feel that in most cases, the omission of Oversampling or Upsampling and the use of a simple analogue circuit, is the most musically satisfying. However, in a significant minority of recordings, we found that either traditional Oversampling or Upsampling was preferable. Fully balanced, non-upsampling CD player that uses #34;a Philips CD Pro2 transport mechanism and Cirrus/Crystal CS4396 Delta-Sigma DAC chips. #34; #34;The transport mechanism is modified in various ways and shock mounted onto a heavy, machined, multilayer aluminum platform, which isolates it from the rest of the chassis and presumably isolates the circuit boards from the vibration of the mechanism. #34; Even though the Crystal DAC chips are capable of 24-bit/192kHz playback, the CD3 Mk II employs no upsampling. #34;Our empirical research shows sonic compromise is unavoidable due to sample-rate manipulation and approximating errors #34; is ARC #39;s take. Finally, the CD3 Mk II re-clocks all analog and digital output and utilizes #34;electronic #39;jitter-stripping #39; techniques #34; to minimize jitter in the overall circuit. Till today the audio note still uses the same concept for CD player or transport with the same CDM Phillips Pro 2LF and with no Up sampling concept cost more than