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The McCormack UDP-1 Universal Disc Player
New in the August Issue of On Sound and Music, the latest take on a
Universal Player that just may be the best Single Box All Format Player today, the McCormack UDP-1. Take a look at http://www.onsoundandmusic.com/issue...408-UDP-1.html. Much more at On Sound and Music, mixing the best of the High End with the Best of Pro Sound http://www.onsoundandmusic.com. |
The McCormack UDP-1 Universal Disc Player
The McCormack UDP-1 Universal Disc Player
"analyst" wrote in message ... New in the August Issue of On Sound and Music, the latest take on a Universal Player that just may be the best Single Box All Format Player today, the McCormack UDP-1. Take a look at http://www.onsoundandmusic.com/issue...408-UDP-1.html. Much more at On Sound and Music, mixing the best of the High End with the Best of Pro Sound http://www.onsoundandmusic.com. If you have the time and strength of stomach, pPlease take a look at the picture of the interior of the this *amazing* DVD player http://www.onsoundandmusic.com/index...8-UDP-1.html&2 (Figure 3). What I see is the transport and major circuit cards of a commodity player (center, lower right), back-ended by MacCormack's *SOTA contributions*. Those appear to be a power supply board and output buffer board, both stylishly decorated with large film capacitors. Ironically, a switchmode power supply, probably belonging to the original commodity player appears to be standing up vertically, between the two MacCormack-sourced boards. Perhaps someone who services a variety of mainstream DVD players could ID the actual source of the majority of the guts of this device. They could be from an APEX, for all I know... or maybe the Pioneer universal DVD player that sells for under $200. This could be one way to beat the high development costs usually associated with manufacturing a DVD player - scrap out a good mainstream box, and repackage the guts with some snake-oil wrapped around it, so that high end reviewers can feel comfortable with it. Oh, and jack up the price by a factor of say, 50? |
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