CARY AUDIO CD/SACD PLAYER CD 306

A recent article by Robert Harley in TAS says good things about the new Cary unit.

I am currently using a Sony SCD-777ES for SACD and for regular CD I use it as a transport and a THETA Pro Basic 3 with balanced out is the D/A converter.

The sound is excellent for regular CD, but the sound on SACD, while good, simply does not impress me that much; I suspect there is more there than I am getting from the Sony.

Has anyone out there had a chance to audition the new CARY?

Reference Headphones and Portable CD player

I'm wondering what the experts would recommend as far as a reference set of head phones and a portable CD player?

I am very interested in learning to tune my vehicle and as such, have learned that many of the experts recommend the Grado SR65 headphones and the HeadRoom AirHead preamp.

I'm seeing that it appears that the SR65 head phones are no longer available, but that the SR125s seem to be a great product. Is this the case?

I'm reading over on the HeadRoom web site currently. However, I felt that this page would give me a less biased opinion.

Help with equipment in CarPC

Now that I'm sure I've turned a lot of people off on this post, perhaps someone will be curious enough to look further at the content.

The situation:

I compete on a national level in Car Audio Sound Quality competitions. This is not the loud boom boom you probably think of when you're thinking of car audio. This is trying to accurately reproduce the sound stage in a vehicle.

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