Denon

The flagship optical disc player of the SACD and CD format Denon DCD-3000NE replaced two older models in the company's nomenclature at once – DCD-SX11 and DCD-A110. The new product provides flawless playback of SACD/CD discs using proprietary digital audio processing technology Ultra AL32 Processing.

The player uses four digital-to-analog converters on BurrBrown PCM1795 chips operating in parallel mode. The DCD-A110 does not use a traditional operational amplifier as an output filter. The player is equipped with a fully discrete filter stage with carefully selected and individually tuned components.

The device is capable of delivering 2 × 85 watts of power with a resistance of 4 ohms (proprietary Advanced High Current technology helps). Announced support for Apple AirPlay 2, AAC, FLAC, WAV formats. The player works with resolutions of 24 bit / 192 kHz and DSD 2.8 / 5.6 MHz. There is a Bluetooth adapter.

The player has a proprietary S.V.H drive, which is reliably protected from external vibrations, and a DAC with Advanced AL32 Processing Plus technology is responsible for the conversion, which, according to the manufacturer, is capable of recovering some of the information lost during digital recording.

The Denon DCD-600NE supports mp3 and WMA playback, and it also uses Denon's proprietary AL32 signal processing scheme. The player's power supply is securely disconnected from the case to prevent vibrations.