Luxman D03X vs D10X


Folks,

I have been seriously contemplating moving from Luxman D03X to Luxman D10X.. But before I do such a thing, I'd like to do thorough research and any help or advice from someone who have owned these or not, would be great. Here are some spec details. The D03X uses Texas Instruments PCM1795 DA chips with SNR of 123db and a sample max rate of 200Khz resolution of 32bits. The D10X employs ROHMs BD34301EKV DA chips with SNR of 130db and a sample maxx rate of 768Khz and resolution of 32bits. How much of audible difference would these make? also the D10X support SACD decoding.. thanks in advance..

rman9

The previous discussion from a few years ago centred on the D-03x vs the D-10x, but in the meantime Luxman released the D-07x which sits between the two in the lineup.  The D-07x is an SACD player that uses the same transport and DAC chips as the D-10x and so is closer to it in sound.  Anyone looking to upgrade from the D-03 to the D-10x should take a close look at the D-07X as well.

The D-03x has been replaced by the D-03R, and there is also an updated 'Centennial' version of the D-10x in the works. 

toronto416

Have you auditioned the new D-03R cd player?  I would like to learn about  the upgrades. Sonic improvements?

 

Happy Listening!

I have not heard the D-03R, but I have a D-10x and a D-07x in two different systems.  They are excellent!