Turandot should be the new height Opera audio ever achieved in 24bit over sampling CD-player. Advanced digital and analogue design, construction techniques and components which have been carefully selected combine to provide the highest performance. Turandot is built using 2 separate power supplies, the CD-loader support remain the technology developed for the Droplet CDP5.0, is also sandwich floated by graphite for exceptional stability to control drive vibration. Along with a clear super clock technological improvement over the previous design, Turandot has achieved the ability to reduce the digital distortion colse to the theoretical minimum for a 16-bit jitter-test.
Calaf, the biggest output power integrated in solid-state amplifier line of Consonance, there is very little headroom available beyond the conditions under dynamic for Calaf. Massive toroidal transformer with independent secondary windings and a bank of eight 10,000uF electrolytic reservoir capacitors for each channel's main power supply. There are also independent preamplifier sections for each cannel and both of these have their own power supplies. Both left and right channels are bulit as mono power amplifiers, each with seven pairs of high-current transistors mounted onto a thick copper bus bar. This is bolted onto the extruded heatsinking that's visible either side of the amplifer.
Combined the advantage of class AB and the class A technology, the Cool Class A technology actually achieved same linear sound performance essentially but without normal need of big electrical current, as Class A does.
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