• DCS Puccini SACD and Clock

    •⁠  Overview – The dCS Puccini SACD and Clock, released in 2008, is a high-end SACD/CD player paired with an external master clock, delivering reference-level digital playback using dCS Ring DAC technology.

    •⁠  Ring DAC Architecture – Built around dCS’s proprietary Ring DAC topology, the system ensures ultra-low jitter, exceptional linearity, and remarkable transparency across both Red Book CD and high-resolution SACD playback.

    •⁠  Master Clock Integration – The dedicated Puccini U-Clock enhances timing precision by providing a stable word clock reference, reducing phase noise and improving spatial accuracy, micro-detail retrieval, and overall dynamic coherence.

    •⁠  Specifications – Supports CD and SACD playback, Ring DAC conversion, upsampling capability, AES/EBU and SPDIF digital inputs, Word Clock I/O, extremely low jitter architecture, and balanced XLR analogue outputs.

    •⁠  Dimensions – Each chassis measures approximately 461 mm wide × 92 mm high × 406 mm deep, maintaining a full-width premium enclosure designed for vibration resistance and rack integration.

    •⁠  Weight – The player weighs approximately 18 kg, while the master clock adds around 10 kg, reflecting heavy shielding, precision clock modules, and robust internal power supplies.

  • Fidelity Research FR-64S Tonearm

    •⁠  Product Overview – Fidelity Research FR-64S Tonearm, released in the late 1970s, is a high-mass Japanese precision tonearm engineered for low-compliance moving-coil cartridges, prized for authority, stability, and classic analog performance.

    •⁠  High-Mass Engineering – The stainless-steel arm tube and robust bearing assembly provide exceptional rigidity and resonance control, enabling confident tracking, powerful bass reproduction, and tonal weight favored by serious vinyl collectors.

    •⁠  Analog Playback Character – Renowned for its authoritative, organic presentation, the Fidelity Research FR-64S Tonearm delivers expansive soundstage scale, solid imaging, and a natural midrange, especially when paired with classic MC cartridges.

    •⁠  Specifications – Effective length approximately 244 mm, effective mass around 30 g, static balance design, detachable headshell interface, and adjustable tracking force and anti-skate optimized for low-compliance cartridges.

    •⁠  Dimensions – Mounting distance approximately 230 mm, with substantial base assembly designed to accommodate heavy platters and rigid plinths commonly used in high-mass turntable designs.

    •⁠  Weight – Approximate total mass of 1.6 kg including base and headshell, contributing to excellent mechanical damping, reduced vibration, and consistent groove tracing under demanding playback conditions.

  • PMC AML2

    •⁠  Overview – PMC AML2, released in 2008, is an active studio and audiophile monitor featuring built-in solid-state Class A/B amplification, designed to deliver extreme accuracy, speed, and dynamic realism in compact reference systems.

    •⁠  Active Loudspeaker Design – Engineered with PMC’s Advanced Transmission Line technology, it offers exceptional bass extension, fast transient response, and precise imaging, outperforming many passive speakers of similar size in control and scale.

    •⁠  System Performance – PMC AML2 is widely respected for its neutrality and revealing nature, making it ideal for critical listening, mastering environments, and high-end domestic systems seeking studio-grade resolution and tonal honesty.

    •⁠  Specifications – Two-way active design with 6.5-inch mid-bass driver, soft-dome tweeter, dedicated 200W LF and 100W HF amplifiers, balanced XLR input, wide bandwidth, and high SPL capability with low distortion.

    •⁠  Dimensions – Approx. 365 mm (H) × 193 mm (W) × 348 mm (D), compact enough for nearfield or stand-mounted use while accommodating the internal transmission line and amplification modules.

    •⁠  Weight – Approximately 17 kg per speaker, reflecting robust cabinet construction, internal amplification, and transmission line loading required for controlled, resonance-free performance at professional reference levels.

    PMC AML2

    $ 2,186.39
  • PMC PB1i

    •⁠  Product Overview – PMC PB1i, released in 2006, is a reference three-way floorstanding loudspeaker using advanced transmission line technology to deliver exceptional bass depth, scale, and studio-grade accuracy.

    •⁠  Acoustic Design – Featuring PMC’s ATL transmission line, soft-dome midrange, and precision tweeter, the design offers extended low-frequency response, controlled dispersion, and effortless dynamics for realistic, full-range reproduction.

    •⁠  Sound Performance – PMC PB1i delivers authoritative bass, highly articulate midrange, and smooth high frequencies, excelling in soundstage scale, tonal neutrality, and dynamic realism suited to high-resolution systems.

    •⁠  Specifications – Nominal impedance is 8 ohms with a sensitivity of approximately 90 dB, recommended amplification from 30–300 watts, and a frequency response extending down to roughly 28 Hz.

    •⁠  Dimensions – Each cabinet measures approximately 1040 mm (H) × 330 mm (W) × 450 mm (D), designed for optimal internal line length and stable floorstanding placement.

    •⁠  Weight – Each speaker weighs approximately 47 kg, reflecting the heavily braced enclosure, long transmission line loading, and high-mass construction for resonance control.

    PMC PB1i

    $ 5,450.36
  • TEAC VRDS-25

    Teac VRDS-25 CD Transport Overview – The Teac VRDS-25, released in the mid-1990s, features the renowned VRDS clamping mechanism that reduces disc vibration and jitter for significantly improved digital accuracy and musical refinement.

    VRDS Precision Engineering – Its die-cast aluminium transport stabilises discs during playback, minimising errors and mechanical resonance, making the VRDS-25 a respected benchmark among vintage audiophile CD transports.

    Exceptional Digital Output Quality – Offering coaxial and optical digital outputs, the unit delivers a clean, stable signal ideal for pairing with modern DACs, allowing the Teac VRDS-25 to remain highly relevant today.

    Robust Audiophile Construction – With a thick chassis, reinforced transport base, and premium internal components, the VRDS-25 provides excellent isolation from vibration and reliable long-term performance.

    Dimensions – Approx. 442 mm (W) × 125 mm (H) × 351 mm (D), offering a substantial chassis with optimal internal layout for transport stability and resonance control.

    Weight – Around 13–14 kg, reflecting the heavy VRDS mechanism and solid build quality that contribute to the unit’s speed stability and low mechanical noise.

    TEAC VRDS-25

    $ 1,405.54
  • Teac NT-503 (Black)

    • TEAC NT-503 (Black) – A dual-monaural USB DAC and network player with reference-level audio architecture built for discerning digital hi-fi systems.

    • Precision digital architecture – Supports PCM up to 384 kHz/32-bit and native DSD up to 11.2 MHz with dual AKM VERITA AK4490 DACs. 

    • Network and source flexibility – Includes DLNA 1.5, Bluetooth aptX/AAC/SBC, front-USB Type-A, rear-USB Type-B, Ethernet, optical/coax inputs and full app control. 

    • Product dimensions – 290 mm (W) × 81 mm (H) × 249 mm (D) / ~11.4″ × 3.2″ × 9.8″, designed for compact high-end rigs. 

    • Weight – Approximately 3.9 kg (8.6 lbs) ensuring high mechanical stability and premium build quality. 

    • Advanced features – Fully balanced analog outputs (XLR/RCA), 10 MHz external clock input, up-conversion to 12.2 MHz DSD or 384 kHz PCM, plus built-in headphone amplifier (500 mW + 500 mW). 

     

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