Canor CD 2.10 Tube CD player / DAC

Description

Canor CD 2.10 – Tube CD player & DAC – Performance Line

CANOR CD 2.10 is a tube DA converter / CD player utilizing AK4490 32-bit DA converter.

Key Qualities

1. It operates also as a high-quality DAC
2. Analogue and digital parts are strictly separated and independently powered
3. Super symmetrical passive filters optimized for the highest steepness

Useful Links

• Canor Brochure
• Canor CD 2.10 User Manual

Product Features

• A tube DA converter/CD player utilizing AK4490 32-bit DA converter
• A silent slot-in CD drive mechanism
• PCBs utilize our premium CMT™ technology
• Analog signal is processed by strictly symmetrical tube circuits
• Coaxial input separated by a high-frequency transformer
• Super symmetrical passive filters optimized for the highest steepness

Highlights

Sample rate converter

The Canor CD 2.10 is equipped with a sample rate converter that up-samples all the sample rates (from all the inputs – USB, SPDIF as well as CD) on the level 192 kHz.
The sample rate converter provides the same low jitter for all inputs and sample rates. The jitter is up to 50 ps.

Input toroid transformer

Input toroid transformer is relatively small in size and is characterized by a low radiated magnetic field and low mechanical hum

Analogue and digital parts

The device is optimized for USB playback (USB – PCM 32 bit/768 kHz, DSD64, 128 and 256).
The coax SPDIF inputs and outputs are galvanically separated (coaxial input is separated by a high-frequency transformer) and analogue and digital parts are strictly separated and independently powered.

In More Detail…

is a tube CD player with integrated DA converter AK4490.

It is based on a quiet slot-in CD drive and a large Canor-specific DOT-MATRIX display that shows all the basic information.

The signal from the CD player is upsampled to 24 / 192kHz. The converter can process the signal from the USB input to 384kHz and DSD256.

The converter allows to connect other signal sources via optical, coaxial or USB input. The digital output is optical and coaxial and in addition to the classic analog RCA, on the back you will also find a symmetrical XLR output.

The analog signal behind the converters is processed strictly symmetrically by electron tube circuits, therefore it is recommended to connect CD2.10 and AI2.10 XLR cables.

This will utilize the maximum sound potential of both devices.

To prevent ground loops, the coaxial input is separated by a high-quality high-frequency transformer.

Super symmetrical passive filters have been implemented, optimized for maximum slope.

Of course, the electron tubes, circumferentially improved from the previous generation of CDs, were retained as active elements.

Our unique CMT ™ technology (CANOR ® PCB Milling Technology) was used in the production of printed circuit boards.

The aluminum front panel is available in black and silver. The package also includes a remote control.