The internal layout of the circuitry has been changed, allowing for even better sound quality, says Yamaha. The front panel also features a USB port that supports high-quality playback of music files stored on memory devices, including formats such as WAV, FLAC, and WMA, as well as the standard MP3 and AAC.
Additionally, the CD-C603 sports a full-opening disc tray, allowing for five CDs to be changed simultaneously. There’s also Yamaha’s Play X Change function, which allows a disc to be changed while the current CD keeps playing, making for an uninterrupted music-listening experience while exchanging CDs.
There’s also Yamaha’s Pure Direct mode, which can be found in the company’s other amplifiers and receivers. With the press of a button, the front panel display can be turned off, and the digital audio output is shut down.
This results in the lowest possible noise interference and ensures the analogue audio output is at its best possible quality.
Inputs and outputs include an unbalanced RCA output and an optical output, along with remote IN/OUT outputs.
The Yamaha CD-C603 is now available and is priced at €599. We are awaiting a confirmed UK RRP.
For more information visit Yamaha
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