ARCAM FMJ CDS27 SACD/CD player with network streaming

Technical Specifications

Analogue Audio Output

• Digital to Analogue conversion: 24-bit 192kHz Delta-Sigma DAC
• Signal to noise ratio: 110dB CCIR
• Harmonic distortion (1kHz): 0.002%
• Frequency response (±0.5dB): 10Hz–20kHz
• Output level (0dB): 2.2Vrms
• Output impedance: 47Ω
• Minimum recommended load: 5kΩ

Digital interfaces

• USB: USB 2.0 High Speed (480 Mbit/s)
• Network: 10 BASE-T / 100 BASE-TX / Wi-Fi

Physical

• Dimensions: W433 x D278 x H87mm
• Weight: 6.2kg nett/8.5kg packed
• Power consumption: 20W maximum
• Digital output connection: 75Ω co-axial optical TOSLINK

Supplied accessories

• Mains lead
• CR902 remote control
• 2 x AAA batteries
• Wi-Fi antenna

• D/A convertersTwin Analog Devices AD1955 24-bit DACs
• Digital filter2nd Generation ATF2 up-sampling to 24-bit/384kHz. Linear Phase, Minimum phase or Steep modes.
• Analogue filter2-pole differential Bessel with DC servo (for both XLR and RCA outputs)
• Digital audio inputs1 x AES/EBU, 2 x S/PDIF coaxial and 2 x TOSLINK optical
• USB Audio inputUSB Type B conforms to USB Audio profile 1.0 or 2.0 (user selectable)
• Analogue audio outputsBalanced XLR and unbalanced RCA analogue audio outputs
• CompatibilityUPnP: Linear PCM 16-24 bit, 11.025-192kHz
  Local USB media:Linear PCM 16-24 bit, 11.025-192kHz
  USB Audio1.0: Linear PCM 16-24 bit, 44.1-96kHz
  USB Audio 2.0: Linear PCM 16-24 bit, 44.1-192kHz or DSD (x64)
• TOSLINK: 16-24 bit, 32-192kHz (using high quality TOSLINK optical cable)
  S/PDIF: Linear PCM 16-24 bit, 32-192kHz
  AES3/EBU: Linear PCM 16-24 bit, 32-192kHz
  BT100 Bluetooth receiver: A2DP plus aptX
  Internet radio: 16-24 bit, 11.025-192kHz
• Audio formatsALAC, WAV, FLAC, AIFF, WMA, MP3, AAC, HE AAC, AAC+, OGG Vorbis
• Standby power consumption

 The latest addition to the new Marantz MusicLink series is the HD-CD1, a high-quality CD player in the same compact form as the HD-AMP1 amplifier, for which it is the perfect match. Combining more than 30 years of Marantz expertise in compact disc playback with the latest developments in digital audio technology, it's ideal for use as a CD transport when used with the HD-AMP1, or as a CD player in any situation where a compact form-factor is required without any compromise on sound quality. Small it may be, but it makes use of state-of-the-art Marantz technology carried over from our Award-winning CD players, including a high-resolution 192kHz/24-bit digital-to-analog converter from Cirrus Logic, a high-accuracy system clock, and the famous Marantz HDAM-SA2 amplifier modules, as found in our flagship Reference Series CD players and amplifiers. Selected components are also used throughout the audio signal path, for the very best reproduction of your music. A centralized CD mechanism, able to play MP3, WMA and AAC files as well as standard CDs, is also used for ultra-accurate disc-reading and, along with its analog audio outputs, optical and coaxial digital connections are provided, allowing the HD-CD1 to be connected directly to the HD-AMP1's ultra-high-quality digital-to-analog conversion. The HD-CD1 also features the stylish MusicLink design, with a solid aluminum front panel, double-layer chassis for vibration isolation and retro-style side panels. It also includes a high-quality integral headphone amplifier with adjustable gain to drive high-end headphones for personal listening and comes complete with a remote control for all its functions, also able to 'drive' a complete system of HD-CD1 and HD-AMP1. It's a superb Marantz CD player—in miniature!

MULTIPLE INPUT MULTI PURPOSE DEVICE(CENTRAL UNIT)
INTEGRATED MP3 PLAYER – FM / AM DIGITAL TUNER( RADIO )
CONTAINS AMPLIFIER 6 x 20w / 4 Ohm
ACCEPTS DVD – PC – TV – AUX INPUTS
CONTAINS USB PORT FOR EXTERNAL FLASH DISK / HARDDISK
HANDLES 6 STEREO AUDIO OUTPUTS IN SIX AREAS, WITH
INDEPENDENT VOLUME ADJUSTMENTS AND INPUTS OPTIONS IN EVERY SPACE
POSSIBILITY OF OPTIONS FROM CENTRAL UNIT OR FROM
REMOTE CONTROL PAD ( HM-30R ) IN EVERY AREA
COLOR: GOLD
DIMENSIONS: 43 x 10 x 34 cm
WEIGHT: 9 kg

The DNP-F109 Network Audio Player surely is a break-through development in the mini system category. People can now enjoy a wide variety of Internet Radio, online digital content or network music files in their listening room. The DNP also supports AirPlay to stream music directly from an iPad, iPhone or iPod touch, or from the iTunes music library. Thanks to the DLNA 1.5 compatibility, Network Attached Storage (NAS) devices can be accessed quickly to play the user's favourite tunes flawlessly in a quality never heard before. The analogue output even makes it possible to upgrade former F107 systems or any other setup.

New Features

• Network audio player with Wi-Fi and Ethernet connectivity
• DLNA 1.5 certified for reliable audio streaming and wide
• compatibility
• AirPlay direct music streaming from iPad, iPhone, iPod touch
• and iTunes library
• “Play to" from WMP12 or higher
• Supports WMA / MP3 / WAV 192/24 / AAC / ALAC
• FLAC HD 192/24
• Internet radio by vTuner and support of
• Direct play for iPod and iPhone via rear USB
• Coaxial digital and analogue output
• Denon Remote App for iOS and Android
• Support Wi-Fi Multimedia (WMM)

High-quality sound

• Serious Hi-Fi quality in a compact body
• Minimum signal path for pure sound playback
• Solid cabinet construction suppressing any vibration
• Audio tuning by selected parts for high sound resolution
• and realistic musical expression

Easy of use

• OELD front display, to easily identify played songs
• Small handset remote control unit to operate independent
• to DRA-F109
• Denon Remote App for iOS and Android
• Auto Standby and low power consumption at stand-by
• Quick Setup Guide
• iPod/iPhone charging even in standby mode
• Available in black and premium silver

Key to the audiophile performance offered by the CXC CD transport is our S3 servo solution. The vast majority of optical drives in use today are designed with computers in mind. While they can read all manner of disc media, they lack the precision and finesse of a dedicated audio drive. To address this, we have written our own software to precisely control the driveʼs laser and motor assembly.

The CXC is simplicity itself to setup and use, because we handle digital to analogue conversion in our amplifiers. Thereʼs a good reason behind this philosophy. Maintaining the audio signal in the digital domain for as long as possible minimises potential analogue signal degradation. Our CXC transport has one job to do and it does it very well indeed.

Our proprietary Cambridge S3 servo solution effectively turns a universal disc drive into a dedicated CD spinner; it can calibrate and monitor the speed of the disc, holding it steady and constant. By managing where the laser head is and what itʼs reading, as well as maximising error correction, we can get the maximum amount of clean data off the disc as possible, with the minimum jitter.

The CXC utilises a low-resonance acoustically damped metal chassis, with an ultra-clean low noise power supply. Beneath the hood, our PCB design employs double-sided surface mount technology, which eliminates wire links and ensures an ultra short signal path, thereby reducing signal deterioration.

Cambridge C-BUS connection means that one remote can be used to power on and off both CXC and CXA in sync.

• Digital audio outputs:S/PDIF coaxial and TOSLINK optical
• S/PDIF output impedance: