SACD Starter Kit
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zingo
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I'm selling this as a set to get a Polkie started in SACD who is interested, and I'd prefer to not break it up for that reason. I'm moving to all 24/96 digital files, so just haven't been listening to the discs anymore.
The player is a Sony DVP-NC685V which plays multi-channel SACDs, CDs, DVDs, and any burned discs. The player sounds great for a budget player, and I have upgraded it with Dynamat all over the chassis and interior panels to decrease vibration. The original remote will be included, as well as a print of the owners manual.
The SACDs are all hybrid, multi-channel discs from Chesky Records: Monty Alexander - The Songs of Nat King Cole, Jen Chapin - reVisions Songs of Stevie Wonder, John Hammond - Rough & Tough. All are like-new condition and include disc, case, and jacket.
$100 plus actual shipping.
The player is a Sony DVP-NC685V which plays multi-channel SACDs, CDs, DVDs, and any burned discs. The player sounds great for a budget player, and I have upgraded it with Dynamat all over the chassis and interior panels to decrease vibration. The original remote will be included, as well as a print of the owners manual.
The SACDs are all hybrid, multi-channel discs from Chesky Records: Monty Alexander - The Songs of Nat King Cole, Jen Chapin - reVisions Songs of Stevie Wonder, John Hammond - Rough & Tough. All are like-new condition and include disc, case, and jacket.
$100 plus actual shipping.
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I just noticed I didn't dust the player before I took pictures... :eek:
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If you haven't heard SACDs, do yourself a favor as this is most likely one of the cheapest upgrades you will ever make on your system.
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Great Price Zingo!!! Perfect for someone wanting to get their feet wet.. The dust is free damping material..
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PolkAudioClyde
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I now have all my music on a music server, and the music ranges from a sampling rate of 16bit/44.1kHz which is what CDs are, to 24bit/96kHz which obviously have a lot more resolution because they contain a lot more information. I also have a few 24bit/192kHz demo albums, but those aren't common. I'm running a USB digital transport out of the computer which sends an SPDIF signal to my DAC. Not all DACs either can handle beyond 16bit/44.1kHz, that's why I chose one that supports up to 32bit/192kHz. The great thing is I can play these high resolution tracks all day without putting in a single disc. The bad thing is that it cost me a whole lot more time and money to get things sounding this good, when a majority of that sound quality can be had simply through an SACD player.
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I prefer to keep the SACDs with the player as they are a great starter pack, but may consider splitting them up if there is enough interest.
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pm sent
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Received the SACD today and have it up and running. Thanks so much Jake for a great deal and for quickly shipping.
