Elite PD-41 vs Onkyo DX-7555
The DX-7555's thd is 0.003% against the Elite PD-41's 0.002%. Both share signal-to-noise (111 dB), output voltage (2.0V RMS), and weight (8 kg (18 lbs)).
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The Pioneer Elite PD-41 is a stereo compact disc player released in 1991. It features a robust build and is designed to deliver high-quality audio. The player supports CD format and includes digital converters and a specific CD mechanism. It offers a range of digital connections for versatility.
DAC capabilities and digital audio processing
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Size, weight, and appearance
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The DX-7555's thd is 0.003% against the Elite PD-41's 0.002%. Both share signal-to-noise (111 dB), output voltage (2.0V RMS), and weight (8 kg (18 lbs)).
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