Audiolab 8300cdq manual

Audiolab 8300CDQ $ 2,799 * Full NZ warranty. CODE: audiolab-8300cdq Brand: Audiolab. Download a Manual. Related Products. Audiolab 8300MB. Save $300! 250W (8 ohms) Mono Power Amplifier; Analogue Inputs: RCA, XLR < 0.003% THD, 1kHz; Perfect match for the M-DAC; VIEW REVIEWS. Options $ 2,299 $ 1,999. The Audiolab 8300CD features user-selectable digital filters for optimal listening. These filter settings allow the user to tune the 8300CD's performance to suit their preference, depending on system configuration and musical taste. These filters are available for CD and PCM audio via digital inputs. • Optimal Spectrum. Audiolab 8300CDQ's process of conversion results in the 512 DAC components (256 per channel) functioning at 84.672MHz with digital audio sources upsampled or oversampled to this frequency regardless of sample rate. Consequently, switching is 3840 times higher than the standard 22kHz audio upper bandwidth. The Audiolab 8300CDQ features seven user-selectable filters for PCM audio data (including CD) and four ultrasonic filters for DSD data. These settings allow the user to tune the 8300CD's performance according to system configuration, digital file quality and personal taste. • Discrete Class A analogue stages and sophisticated power supply Shop for Audiolab 8300A Black Stereo Amplifier with Richer Sounds for expert advice and lowest prices guaranteed Print all features Download user manual. Connectivity . Analogue RCA Inputs . 5 I purchased the 8300A and 8300CDQ in February. THe two sound great BUT there are bugs in the firmware which means that the remote control doesn't It was intended to be used with the 8300CDQ (CD / dac / preamp) Reactions: Squall Leonhart. S. Squall Leonhart Well-known member. Nov 21, 2016 66 33 4,570. With specific regard to the Audiolab 6000A (manual easily viewable online) are you stating that, by using it as a PRE, the DAC is not available to use in an 6000A'PRE'/8300XP setup? Verdict. The 8300CD remains a useful machine and a capable, polished performer. But in improving certain aspects of the sound, Audiolab has diluted a bit of the earlier player's sonic magic. The move up in price to £1000 hasn't helped its cause either. Put it all together, and four stars seems fair. To this specification the new 8300CDQ adds high-quality analogue preamp circuitry, coupled to three stereo pairs of line-level RCA inputs to connect analogue sources. The preamp circuitry is kept as simple as possible using high-quality components to maintain signal purity, with line input signals passing to a precision analogue volume stage. Connectivity is excellent with 1x USB for a computer source, 1x USB for an i-Device, 2x coaxial, 2x optical and AES/EBU inputs. Outputs are available in cinch and XLR. There's a proper IEC inlet that is spaced such that it allows for the beefiest of connectors. The M-DAC+ processes audio data up to 32-bit/384kHz via USB and offers 1 standby press to bring the unit in/out of standby 2 move to next menu page or setting 3 vol- press to decrease volume 4 xlr press to select xlr input 5 phono press to select phono input 6 video press to select video input 7 tuner press to select tuner input 8 display press to cycle … Whatever the source and application, the 8300CDQ is guaranteed to sound impressive. Thanks to its ESS DAC with Hyperstream Modulator, balanced pre-amp design and use of quality components throughout the audio chain, the player always sounds smooth, precise and natural. Sleek,