CX-7e vs CX-7e MP
The CX-7e MP's bit depth is 24-bit against the CX-7e's 16-bit and its max sample rate 192 kHz against 44.1 kHz. Both share signal-to-noise (110 dB) and output voltage (2.3V RMS).
Both turn up in the same documented systems.
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The Ayre CX-7e CD player, part of the 'e' Evolution series, features upgrades including enhanced power supply with Dynamic Power technology, RFI filtering, increased peak current delivery, a new Xilinx FPGA replacing multiple Burr-Brown chips for improved digital processing and future upgradability, and Burr-Brown PCM1738 DAC chips with DF1706 upsampling. It offers two digital filter modes: 'Listen' for time-domain accuracy and 'Measure' for frequency-domain accuracy. The player delivers detailed, dynamic, rich sound with excellent bass articulation, wide soundstage, and forgiving nature to recording imperfections. It uses a TEAC-sourced DVD-ROM transport and supports balanced XLR and single-ended RCA analog outputs, with a defeatable AES/EBU digital output. Power consumption is 30W, and it includes a remote control. This model has been superseded in Ayre's lineup, indicating it is no longer manufactured.
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The CX-7e MP's bit depth is 24-bit against the CX-7e's 16-bit and its max sample rate 192 kHz against 44.1 kHz. Both share signal-to-noise (110 dB) and output voltage (2.3V RMS).
Both turn up in the same documented systems.
The CD3 MkII's bit depth is 24-bit against the CX-7e's 16-bit, its signal-to-noise 90 dB against 110 dB, and its output voltage 5.4V RMS against 2.3V RMS. Both share max sample rate (44.1 kHz).
The 508's signal-to-noise is 93 dB against the CX-7e's 110 dB and its output voltage 2.0V RMS against 2.3V RMS. Both share bit depth (16-bit) and max sample rate (44.1 kHz).
The Apollo-R's signal-to-noise is 106.5 dB against the CX-7e's 110 dB and its output voltage 2.1V RMS against 2.3V RMS. Both share bit depth (16-bit) and max sample rate (44.1 kHz).
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