PS Audio PerfectWave CD Transport - Silver Excellent Condition; Second Owner
- Condition: Used
- Price: 1003.34 EUR
- Status: unsold
- Item number: 326114940677
- Bids: 0
- Seller: hayw3 (141|100.0%)
- Seller information: non commercial
- Item location: Vancouver, Washington
- Ships to: US
- Shipping: 89,75 EUR
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Description
The seller has enjoyed playing this PS Audio transport for the last couple of years. It has great versatility as described in the Home Theater article that reviewed this transport. In pertinent part, they stated the following: The PerfectWave Transport is different from any other transport I have used, in that it reads the data off of the disc and feeds it into a memory buffer before sending it out. PS Audio also refers to this $4,000 disc transport as a Memory Player, a more apt title, as it hints at what sets this apart from other transports. The PerfectWave Transport will play back WAV files up to 192 kHz/24-bit on DVDs as well as standard CDs. The data is read by a multiple-read drive in a manner akin to Exact Audio Copy (a highly regarded audiophile CD reader) to obtain a bit perfect data stream. The data stream is fed to the Digital Lens memory (the Digital Lens is PS Audios jitter reduction device) and then sent out via a low jitter asynchronous clock. The digital output choices are AES/EBU (via XLR), I2S (via HDMI), Coax and Toslink. The seller particularly liked the I2S via HDMI digital output and included in this sale a QED Reference HDMI cord to use the HDMI digital output function. Also included is a power cord and original PS Audio box and padding. PS Audio has a detailed 20 page manual for this transport, and I recommend you going to their website to download this helpful guide. The transport comes with the silver PS Audio remote control which also has settings which may be applied to other PS Audio components that are not for sale under this auction. Selling to the continental USA. Seller will ship within 1 business day of receipt of payment. Seller 100% positive feedback on ebay going back to 1998.
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