What connectivity options does the ACD APEX offer?
The ACD APEX features analog outputs (RCA and balanced XLR) and digital outputs (optical and coaxial), as well as a front-panel USB input for playing MP3 and FLAC files.
What tubes are used in the ACD APEX, and how do they affect the sound?
The ACD APEX uses Raytheon 5744 NOS microtubes in the analog output stage, resulting in a warm and musical reproduction of CDs.
Is the ACD APEX compatible with different amplifiers?
Yes, thanks to its various analog and digital outputs, the ACD APEX can be easily connected to a variety of amplifiers.
What file formats are supported via the USB port?
MP3 and FLAC files (16-bit, 44 kHz) can be played via the front-panel USB port.
How is the ACD APEX operated?
The ACD APEX comes with an infrared remote control and is compatible with the remote controls for the APEX A8, APEX A10, and APEX A12 amplifiers.
Which DAC chip is built into the ACD APEX?
The ACD APEX is equipped with the Wolfson WM8761 DAC chip, which supports resolutions up to 24-bit/192 kHz.
What are the dimensions and weight of the ACD APEX?
The ACD APEX is 430 mm wide, 74 mm high, 260 mm deep, and weighs approximately 4.1 kg.