Oppo 83SE vs Arcam CD73T
The CD73T's bit depth is 24-bit against the Oppo 83SE's 32-bit. Both share max sample rate (192 kHz).
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The Modwright Oppo 83SE is a custom-modified version of the Oppo BDP-83SE, a universal Blu-ray player renowned for its audiophile-grade analog audio output. Modwright's modifications focus on the two-channel analog output stage, typically replacing stock components with higher-quality parts, such as upgraded capacitors, op-amps, and sometimes tube-based output stages, to further enhance sound quality. The result is a player that delivers exceptional detail, musicality, and a more lifelike soundstage compared to the stock Oppo BDP-83SE. The Modwright version is especially sought after by audiophiles who prioritize two-channel music playback via analog outputs.
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The CD73T's bit depth is 24-bit against the Oppo 83SE's 32-bit. Both share max sample rate (192 kHz).
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