skip to: page content | links on this page | site navigation | footer (site information)
METRONOME T1-i SIGNATURE
Available as a CD Transport - T1-A Signature
 

METRONOME T1-i SIGNATURE DETAILS

Design Features

Top loaded CD Integrated two boxes design, one for drive based on the Philips CDM12 pro 2 V6.8 and one for power supply with four independant Transformers for the laser, servo and control functions.Proprietary modifications are made to the Philips mechanism to suit the Metronome specifications

One box design:
one box design using 2,5 mm ( 1/10 inch) aluminum bent.
Four transformers to supply the laser, servo, control functions and analog stage output.

 

 

Technical Specification
   
Pickup Mechanism :
 Philips CDM12 PRO 2 v6.8 with custom modifications
DAC Resolution :
 24 bit/192 khz bitstream technology 120 dB of signal to noise ratio at the converter
Analog Stage :
 Balanced and un-balanced outputs
Power supply :
 EMI rejection by Schaffner filter. Four transformers and 8 regulations on the transport Detachable AC cord with IEC plug Umbilical 1 meter long harness between both unit.
Power consumption :
 3 -50 VA
Standard Digital Outputs :
 1 S/PDIF (RCA) 44 / 96khz
1 ATT/ST glass fiber optic
1 AES/EBU-XLR
Selectable up-sampling circuitry (44.1 to 96 khz)
Optional Digital Outputs :
 none
Digital inputs :
 none
Front Panel :
 Silver
Dimensions (WxHxD) :
 450 x 75 x 390for the main unit
95 x 65 x 230 for the power supply
Weight :
 14 Kg / 32 lbs for the set
 

 

Einstein The Last Record Player (CD player) More of a musical instrument than A piece of Hifi, wonderfull design and finish allied to a very musical performance. you can tell in the first 10 seconds that the designers love and enjoy music, the emotion pours forth from cd's with abundance. This does not sound like a CD player in a traditional sense, you are not constantly reminded of CD's shortcomings.

  


 
About Sensus | Contact Us | TEL: 02-93888158 ©2006 Sensus Audio, Sydney, Australia contents may not be copied or reproduced without permission.

sensus menu