Description
6000CDT
The 6000CDT is a dedicated CD transport incorporating the same slot-loading mechanism as audiolab’s flagship CD player, the 8300CD. Extremely robust and reliable, it uses a read-ahead digital buffer to reduce disc-reading failures, able to play scratched and damaged CDs that are unreadable by conventional mechanisms.
Specifications
| Digital Output Voltage Level | 600±50mVpp |
| Frequency response | ≤0.01dB @ 20-20kHz |
| Output Impedance | 75±1 ohm |
| Max Sampling Rate | 44.1 KHz |
| Max. Power Consumption | 15W |
| Standby Power Consumption | <0.5W |
| Power Requirements | |
| 115V ~ 50 – 60Hz | |
| 100V ~ 50 – 60Hz | |
| Dimensions (mm ) | (W x H x D) 445 x 300 x 65.5 – including feet, terminals and controls |
| Carton Size (mm ) | (W x H x D) 512 x 467x 146 |
| Weight | 5.4kg (Net) |
Mark Rucker (verified owner) –
I’m posting this after having my new 6000CDT up and running for only two weeks, so I can’t address reliability. But it’s built like a tank (12 lbs.), and it’s doubtful that users will have a problem in the first 10 yrs. or more. It’s performing flawlessly for me thus far, but to get the best sense of it’s potential, read the following review:
https://theaudiophileman.com/6000cdt-cd-transport-from-audiolab/
I’m running the 6000CDT into a Schiit Audio Gungnir Multibit DAC, which feeds a pair of Adam Audio A5X powered speakers in a desktop application. For what I paid for this system it sounds stunningly good! Just spectacular. You can’t go wrong with this transport…highly recommended.