How can the Audio Research CD8 be operated?
The CD8 can be controlled from the front panel or with the included remote control, which can be used to perform functions such as play, pause and track selection.
What connection options does the CD8 offer?
The CD8 features both balanced XLR and unbalanced RCA outputs for analog connections, as well as digital outputs via AES/EBU and BNC coaxial jacks.
What DAC technology is used in the CD8?
The CD8 uses a 24-bit, 192kHz digital-to-analog converter for accurate and detailed sound reproduction.
Is the CD8 compatible with CD-R and CD-RW discs?
Yes, the CD8 can play standard audio CDs as well as CD-R and CD-RW discs.
How is the CD8 connected to an amplifier?
The CD8 can be connected to an amplifier via the balanced XLR or unbalanced RCA outputs, depending on the available inputs on the amplifier.
What power requirements does the CD8 have?
The CD8 operates on 100-135VAC 60Hz or 200-270VAC 50/60Hz, with a maximum power consumption of 120 watts.
How is the CD8 installed?
Place the CD8 on a stable, vibration-free surface, connect the desired outputs to the amplifier and connect the power cord to a suitable outlet.
What tubes are used in the CD8?
The CD8 uses four 6H30P dual-triode tubes in the analog circuit and a 6550C and 6H30P tube in the power supply.
How is the CD8 turned on?
Press the power button on the front panel; the display will light up and indicate that the unit is turned on.
Can the CD8 be used as a standalone DAC?
No, the CD8 is designed as a CD player and has no digital inputs for external sources.
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