I believe the CDP is designated L4.2. I own one of these. In its price range ( and dare I say, quite a bit above that as well), it is the most musical player I heard in my system. It doesn't thrust detail in your face, yet it is highly resolving. On musicality - rhythm, melody etc. it is incredible. Its sonics are astounding as well.
In order to reap its advantages, you need it to feed equally good components downstream. Partnered with good cables, and feeding an Audiomat Prelude, the results are spectacular. From small group jazz to rock to orchestra, it is extremely neutral, piano has bark and bite, stringed instruments are glorious with great snap etc...
For comparisions, I heard Classe, SimAudio, McCormack, Linn, etc. in and round its price range and for my system, it was easily the best choice.
In order to reap its advantages, you need it to feed equally good components downstream. Partnered with good cables, and feeding an Audiomat Prelude, the results are spectacular. From small group jazz to rock to orchestra, it is extremely neutral, piano has bark and bite, stringed instruments are glorious with great snap etc...
For comparisions, I heard Classe, SimAudio, McCormack, Linn, etc. in and round its price range and for my system, it was easily the best choice.