Bryston BCD-1 user manual

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BRYSTON BCD-1
BCD–1 CD PLAYER
THE EVOLUTION CONTINUES

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Introduc Ing the BRYSTON BCD-1 CD PLAYER BRYSTON BCD-1 CD PLAYER BCD-1 FEATURES: • Redbook CD and CDR playback THE EVOLUTION • Fully Discrete Bryston Class A analog output stage The Bryston BCD-1 is a State-of-the-Art Redbook CD • Crystal 192k/24bit DAC player using fully discrete analog Class-A proprietary • Over-sampling is 128 times Bryston circuits, a quality Drive, and a 192K/24Bit • Independent Analog and Digital power supplies Crystal DAC. • Balanced XLR and Unbalanced RCA Stereo outputs

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Son Ic Su PERi ORi TY ADVANTAGE The advantage of an all in one box solution for a CD Player Over-sampling is when the samples are re-read (2x, 4x, 8x, (as opposed to a separate outboard DAC and Drive) is the etc.) to create a new sampling frequency. The new samples elimination of jitter. For optimum performance the Drive are then run through an interpolation filter to create a more and DAC must use the same MASTER CLOCK. If the analog-like waveform. The output of this process is a very c

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Pre For MAnce WIthout COMPROMi SE DISCRETE CLASS-A ANALOG STAGE HAND ASSEMBLED WITH CARE Getting the Digital side of the equation correct is only Bryston hand assembles and individually tests each and the start. Once the signal leaves the DAC it is buffered every product we manufacture. We exclusively use only the and increased in strength by operational amplifiers. In finest components in our products, such as 1% metal-film the Bryston BCD-1 CD Player these are constructed resistors, polysty