In today’s parlance, the Bryston BCD-3 simply is what it is—an apparently well-designed and exceptionally well-made CD player that succeeded in connecting me with most of the music I asked it to play, and that offers very good value for the money.
Bryston
BCD-3 CD Player
In today’s parlance, the Bryston BCD-3 simply is what it is—an apparently well-designed and exceptionally well-made CD player that succeeded in connecting me with most of the music I asked it to play, and that offers very good value for the money.
€ 4.637,1
Available on backorder
Item Description
When asked why we bother to produce a stand alone CD player in this modern era of high resolution music and streaming, I am reminded of several reasons. First is that so many of us have massive CD collections that are as capable of sparking joy today as they were years ago when first purchased. CDs can sound unbelievably good–a testament to their ability to continue to out sell digital downloads. Finally remember that for so many music lovers, learning a new digital playback method simply gets in the way of enjoying music. If any of these resonate with you, perhaps the BCD-3 will be the last CD player you’ll ever need.
Features
- Redbook CD player
- Balanced XLR and single ended RCA output
- Digital out via AES/EBU or S/PDIF RCA
- Network connectivity for firmware updates and control via web UI or automation systems
- RS232 / IR support
- Rugged metal CD tray with support rails
- Large clear OLED display
- Built using identical DAC circuitry originally developed for BDA-3 DAC
Specifications
Dimensions: Inches: 17 or 19 W x 3.4 H x 12 D
Weight: 8.5 lbs | 4 kg
Frequency Response: 20Hz – 20kHz: ±0.1dB
THD+N (20Hz-20kHz): <0.002%
Voltage Output: XLR: 4V | RCA: 2V
Noise: RCA: RCA: -134dB / XLR: -140dB
