[JM]

This is an excellent player and an outstanding CD transport. Smooth and analog like sound yet very detailed.
It uses the top loading rugged Philips CD-PRO2 transport found in many top high end players, with a total of 6 independent power supplies using premium parts throughout.
It has a Tent labs XO3 clock with S/PDIF out.
The chassis is black, made from thick aluminum plates. It's super rigid.
$680 o.b.o.

I'm in Bloomfield, NJ (NYC area).

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PS: this unit doesn't have analog balanced outputs. Only the analog RCA plugs are operational.

[JM]

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[RichardS]

FWIW, I use a CD-PRO2 transport that bested several more expensive and modified transports. For those who still spin CDs, this is highly recommended.

[JM]

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[Gordy]

Although I haven't seen this particular piece, I have seen other examples of Julien's work, truly impeccable and I am truly jealous 

[tolvix]

hi   
me to be interested to your cd... 
me to want to know whether to be the original kit of tentlabs (Diy cd Player) 
how old to have your cd? 
me to be able to have other photos of inside? 
graces and regards

[JM]

hi   
me to be interested to your cd... 
me to want to know whether to be the original kit of tentlabs (Diy cd Player) 
how old to have your cd? 
me to be able to have other photos of inside? 
graces and regards

Hi,

This is not the Tent Labs kit, but it has a Tent labs clock in it. The clock replaces the original one in the CD-PRO2 mechanism and also outputs S/PDIF via RCA (or BNC).
The unit is about 3 years old.
If you click at the "gallery" link (down in my signature), you'll find photos of the inside of the unit.
Thanks,

[anubisgrau]

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