Chord "blu" CD transport

Discussion in 'Hi-Fi and General Audio' started by michaelab, Jul 23, 2003.

  1. michaelab

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    Hi,

    I have got my hand on a Chord BLU transport & am currently giving it a good go (had it since Saturday). Will report back soon.

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    SCIDB, Dec 28, 2003
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  2. michaelab

    bottleneck talks a load of rubbish

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    wow! that looks like it came off a nuclear submarine

    dunno if Id use the word 'beautiful' though...? more 'puposeful'?

    :) eye of the beholder and all that though I guess
     
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    I look forward eagerly to your views :) Went in to Musical Images in Covent Garden the other day to pick up a DAC64 for a friend and they said "have you heard the transport?". I replied that I hadn't and that Chord were IMO taking the piss with the £4.2K price tag for it. "You wait 'till you hear it" was the reply. Well, I will give it a listen if/when I get the chance but I simply can't see it being a significant improvement on the modded Teac T1 I have (or any other half decent transport).

    The guy at the shop started going on about a "stereo" digital link. "You mean the dual BNC connections for 192kHz data?" I asked...he didn't have a clue :rolleyes:

    Michael.
     
    michaelab, Dec 28, 2003
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    Have to wait for Deans views on it with the 64, I feel 'thin, lively & detailed' are going to be the key words here rough guess :)
     
    wadia-miester, Dec 28, 2003
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