Hi Friends,
Has anybody experience on the player Pioneer DV-3052V for listening to CDs?
Around 3 months back I had purchased amplifier Yamaha AS-500 and Tannoy Mercury V4i. I do not have a CD player / nor any CDs. I currently listen by connecting my iPod to the amplifier.
The shop from where I had purchased them, suggested to 'expand' and listen to CDs for better fidelity.
What he said me that initially I can get the Pioneer DV-3052V player for CDs. It costs around Rs.4500. I can listen by connecting the analog out of the CD.
Later he would suggest me some DAC which can be connected to it via digital coaxial out. In a way he was trying to say not to purchase expensive CD player immediately, rather spend the money on a good DAC later.
Please let me know your thoughts.
I am also slightly confused as I understand that though we use a cheap CD player as a transport and connect it to a good DAC, the clock of the CD transport can introduce jitter. (since it is a cheap cd player).
Also I have a read somewhere since technically it is a DVD player, though it can play CDs, a dedicated CD player is always better for playing CDs.
Regards,
Amit.
Has anybody experience on the player Pioneer DV-3052V for listening to CDs?
Around 3 months back I had purchased amplifier Yamaha AS-500 and Tannoy Mercury V4i. I do not have a CD player / nor any CDs. I currently listen by connecting my iPod to the amplifier.
The shop from where I had purchased them, suggested to 'expand' and listen to CDs for better fidelity.
What he said me that initially I can get the Pioneer DV-3052V player for CDs. It costs around Rs.4500. I can listen by connecting the analog out of the CD.
Later he would suggest me some DAC which can be connected to it via digital coaxial out. In a way he was trying to say not to purchase expensive CD player immediately, rather spend the money on a good DAC later.
Please let me know your thoughts.
I am also slightly confused as I understand that though we use a cheap CD player as a transport and connect it to a good DAC, the clock of the CD transport can introduce jitter. (since it is a cheap cd player).
Also I have a read somewhere since technically it is a DVD player, though it can play CDs, a dedicated CD player is always better for playing CDs.
Regards,
Amit.
