Hi all,
I currently own the RCD-1072 player, and have had it for a few years now. Over the last couple years or so, I've noticed more and more manufacturers in the CD player market (and even some external DAC makers) are incorporating dual-differential design in their players. Basically, the unit uses two DACs -- one for each channel for "excellent stereo separation and resolution."
Being that I've never owned a player with this kind of design, is it really a marked improvement over single design players? I'm pretty certain that the new RCD-1520 uses just a single Wolfson for both channels. Do you think future Rotel players will use a dual-differential design, or is this all hype?
I currently own the RCD-1072 player, and have had it for a few years now. Over the last couple years or so, I've noticed more and more manufacturers in the CD player market (and even some external DAC makers) are incorporating dual-differential design in their players. Basically, the unit uses two DACs -- one for each channel for "excellent stereo separation and resolution."
Being that I've never owned a player with this kind of design, is it really a marked improvement over single design players? I'm pretty certain that the new RCD-1520 uses just a single Wolfson for both channels. Do you think future Rotel players will use a dual-differential design, or is this all hype?
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