HD26 vs Vincent Audio CD-S1.2
The CD-S1.2's signal-to-noise is 94 dB against the HD26's 95 dB and its output voltage 2.5V RMS against 2.0V RMS. Both share thd (0.005%).
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The Bada HD-26 is a top-loading CD player featuring a CS4392 DAC and selectable tube (TUBE) and operational-amplifier (OP) single-ended RCA outputs. It also provides a balanced XLR output through its tube-based output stage and a coaxial digital output. The player has a substantial metal chassis and separate power-supply sections.
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The CD-S1.2's signal-to-noise is 94 dB against the HD26's 95 dB and its output voltage 2.5V RMS against 2.0V RMS. Both share thd (0.005%).
The CD-S7's signal-to-noise is 94 dB against the HD26's 95 dB and its output voltage 2.5V RMS against 2.0V RMS. Both share thd (0.005%).
The CD31's signal-to-noise is 105 dB against the HD26's 95 dB and its thd 0.010% against 0.005%. Both share output voltage (2.0V RMS).
The CDP4A's signal-to-noise is 105 dB against the HD26's 95 dB, its thd 0.002% against 0.005%, and its output voltage 2.3V RMS against 2.0V RMS.
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