Unveiled in Japan at the beginning of the year, the Luxman D-03R arrived in Europe in early September, equipped with a power supply adapted to 220 V.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
While the D-03x still used Texas Instrument DAC chips, the D-03R uses ROHM chips developed for Luxman, giving it a sound closer to that of the larger D-07X and D-10X models. In fact, it even incorporates a newer version of the BD34352EKV chip, used in mono for each channel, which guarantees support for PCM files up to 384 kHz\/32-bit, DoP, and DSD512 (when using the USB input). The ultra-low phase noise clock has been redesigned, with jitter also controlled by a dedicated asynchronous transmission for the USB port and a high-precision integrated clock for the coaxial and optical ports.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
The analog circuit features a symmetrical buffer circuit with four amplification units, as well as a more powerful power supply, with the DAC filtered by capacitors with double the power, from 3 300 \u00b5F to 6 600 \u00b5F. Gold-plated RCA terminals with an 18 mm pitch and Neutrik XLR terminals allow the CD player (you need to upgrade to the D-07X to play SACDs) to be connected to a preamplifier. Designed on a new chassis, with a revised mechanism on a 3.2 mm steel plate to better block vibrations, the D-03R comes with a new RD-28 remote control, which retains the numeric keypad for easier selection of CD tracks.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Weighing 13.2 kg, this new player is priced at 5 690 \u20ac in Europe.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
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