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: Includes a dedicated "Emphasis" indicator light for CDs encoded with early pre-emphasis standards. Sound Character The Project D-1 is celebrated by audiophiles for its "magical" and "euphoric"

This is where the D-1 loses some listeners. It is not "airy." It rolls off the extreme high frequencies gently. If you are used to the hyper-detailed sound of MQA or DSD, the D-1 will sound dark . However, that darkness translates to zero fatigue. You can listen to the D-1 for 14 hours straight without a headache.

It delivers an incredibly . Listeners praise its impressive continuity and bandwidth, with some noting that it can evoke the listening experience of vinyl playback. The D-1 is known for its extremely "black" background , a deep and silent canvas that allows micro-details to emerge effortlessly without drawing attention to themselves. This creates a three-dimensional and exceptionally stable soundstage , with a powerful yet controlled bass. marantz project d-1

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: The unit visually confirms digital synchronization with dedicated lights for 44.1 kHz and 48 kHz sampling frequencies. : Includes a dedicated "Emphasis" indicator light for

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Finding or technical specs for Marantz Project gear If you are used to the hyper-detailed sound

One of the most unique features of the Project D-1 is its manual . Because mastering levels fluctuate drastically between different recording eras and musical genres, many CDs do not utilize the full bit-depth potential of the 16-bit container.

The Project D-1 was not designed for a mass market; it was built as a statement of possibility. Every aspect of its design was engineered to extract the maximum potential from the 16-bit Compact Disc format.

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