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In Reply to: Re: Modwright vs. AA prima vs. Ayre CD-7(e) vs. APL CDP posted by mitch s. on January 27, 2006 at 13:34:28:
The Exemplar Denon 2900 and Modwright Sony 999 are at the same level: IMO it comes down to system matching.
The former is warmer, has better "held" notes and trailing transients, with a more blended (coherent) soundstage.
The latter is more neutral, has better (sharper) leading transients, more focused imaging and a deeper soundstage.
As I said previously my Modwright doesn't have the clock upgrade. I bought the Denon used and haven't opened it yet so I don't know if it has a clock upgrade, although I suspect not.
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- Re: Modwright vs. AA prima vs. Ayre CD-7(e) vs. APL CDP - classfolkphile 01/28/0618:34:12 01/28/06 (1)
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