Volante
06-08-2016, 07:47
Selling my Marantz CDA-94 D/A converter (in black) that uses the famous TDA1541 chip. Smooth rich sound.
Much sought after DAC. Plenty of information on the web including:
http://www.dutchaudioclassics.nl/review/Marantz-CD94-CDplayer-CDA94-DA-Converter/
"The rear panel has phono sockets for the two electrical inputs and recorder signals as well as a Toshibatype fibre-optic connector. There are three pairs of analogue stereo Outputs: conventional unbalanced phono sockets for fixed and variable level plus professional XLR Type X2 balanced (fixed level) at the standard 600 Ohms. Inside, the Marantz CDA-94 clearly smacks of the no-compromise approach. No less than three mains transformers are employed, one each for the digital input/output section, the D/A converter section and the analogue section. Each of these is built on a separate circuit board using very high quality components, and each is heavily shielded." (from dutch audioclassics description)
http://www.thevintageknob.org/marantz-CDA-94.html
Happy to send pics to anybody who is interested.
Looking for £400 ONO.
One recenty sold for £475 on the auction site.
Owned from new from KJ or Audio T (can't remember which).
I have the original owner's manual somewhere.
Collection preferred from SW London or West Sussex preferred but could post if necessary.
Please PM me if interested.
Much sought after DAC. Plenty of information on the web including:
http://www.dutchaudioclassics.nl/review/Marantz-CD94-CDplayer-CDA94-DA-Converter/
"The rear panel has phono sockets for the two electrical inputs and recorder signals as well as a Toshibatype fibre-optic connector. There are three pairs of analogue stereo Outputs: conventional unbalanced phono sockets for fixed and variable level plus professional XLR Type X2 balanced (fixed level) at the standard 600 Ohms. Inside, the Marantz CDA-94 clearly smacks of the no-compromise approach. No less than three mains transformers are employed, one each for the digital input/output section, the D/A converter section and the analogue section. Each of these is built on a separate circuit board using very high quality components, and each is heavily shielded." (from dutch audioclassics description)
http://www.thevintageknob.org/marantz-CDA-94.html
Happy to send pics to anybody who is interested.
Looking for £400 ONO.
One recenty sold for £475 on the auction site.
Owned from new from KJ or Audio T (can't remember which).
I have the original owner's manual somewhere.
Collection preferred from SW London or West Sussex preferred but could post if necessary.
Please PM me if interested.