Boulder 1021 Disc Player Upsamples CDs
It also processes other files at data rates up to 32-bits and 192 kHz.
The new 1021 Disc Player from Boulder Amplifiers upsamples CDs and processes other files at data rates up to 32-bits and 192 kHz.
The 6.5-inch full-color LCD shows track listings, menus, setup features and fullscreen feedback.
Users also automatically see artist, album and track information that is pulled from a choice of Internet, internal database, metadata or CD text.
The 1021, which can remember thousands of listener preferences, has dual buffering systems, external connections for Ethernet, IR, Boulder Link, AES digital output and 12v triggering.
Boulder says it spent more than $1 million in the two-year development of the 1021 Disc Player.
MSRP is $24,000.
The 6.5-inch full-color LCD shows track listings, menus, setup features and fullscreen feedback.
Users also automatically see artist, album and track information that is pulled from a choice of Internet, internal database, metadata or CD text.
The 1021, which can remember thousands of listener preferences, has dual buffering systems, external connections for Ethernet, IR, Boulder Link, AES digital output and 12v triggering.
Boulder says it spent more than $1 million in the two-year development of the 1021 Disc Player.
MSRP is $24,000.
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