CDT-1B CD Transport
Specifications
Conventional Information
CD Disc Tray (W x H x D) (mm) ：460*395*180mm
Main Unit (W x H x D) (mm) ：485*395*195mm
Separate Power Supply (W x D x H) (mm) ：485*395*160mm
Net Weight： 77.8kg（CD Disc Tray+Main Unit+Separate Power Supply）
Input and Output Interfaces
Digital Audio Output 16Bit/44.1kHz ：
Optical Fiber: 1 unit
Coaxial（RCA）75Ω: 1 unit
Coaxial（BNC）75Ω: 1 unit
AES 110Ω: 2 units
I2S LVDS 3.3Vpp: 1 unit
Playback Function
CD Compatibility ：CD / CD-R/RW
Power Supply and Power Consumption
Input Voltage Range：100~240VAC/47~63HZ
Power Consumption：52W
Standby Mode：1W
Temperature and Humidity Requirements
Operating Environment Temperature:+5°C to +35°C
Operating Environment Humidity:5% ‒ 85% (No condensation)
Storage Temperature:-20°C to +55°C
Description
The CDT-1B is a CD Transport developed by ESD Acoustic specifically for audiophiles who pursue exceptional sound quality. Its core mechanism is the legendary Philips CD-Pro2M, which we have then upgraded with more advanced components, including an ultra-low noise constant voltage power supply. The system clock has been replaced with a femtosecond level ultra-low jitter clock. Internally, digital signal buffering and transmission have been enhanced using higher-performance components, and a balanced transmission mode is employed to ensure the effective utilization of the ultra-low jitter clock.
At the meantime, the base that houses the mechanism is crafted from a single piece of five-axis CNC-machined copper, which weighs 55kg, ensuring the highest level of isolation from vibration transmission and guaranteeing exceptional stability during disc playback.
The control unit of the Transport is housed in a separate box, preventing any interference from disc jitter and electromagnetic sources.
The CDT-1B employs a separate power supply and pioneers the use of a switching power supply to achieve AC-DC conversion, capable of accommodating a wide voltage range of 80-280V, completely resolving the power supply challenge that audiophiles find most difficult to address.