TEAC CD-P800NT-B

75 ohms, RJ-45, 100Base-T, USB, DC 5V, 0.5A, 435(W)×101(H)×301(D)mm, 4.9 kg, 10.8 lbs, 30W <b>High-res audio streaming playback via network</b>
The CD-P800NT is a versatile CD player that, as well as conventional CD playback, also offers a built-in network audio capability compatible with DLNA 1.5. High resolution audio formats such as 5.6MHz DSD and 24-bit/192kHz WAV/FLAC can be played back from PC or NAS (Network Attached Server).

<b>USB ports also supports high-res audio playback</b>
The CD-P800NT features two USB ports, one each on its front and rear panels. These USB ports support high-res audio files as well as MP3 and WMA, read from USB Flash memory. Via the front USB port, up to 5.6MHz DSD and 24-bit/192kHz WAV/FLAC are supported, while the rear USB port supports up to 2.8MHz DSD and 24-bit/96kHz WAV.

<b>Supports Online Music Streaming services such as Pandora, SiriusXM and Internet Radio</b>
The CD-P800NT also let you listen to subscription online music streaming services over Internet, such as Pandora and Sirius XM, as well as conventional free internet radio stations (currently numbering more than 24,000 stations worldwide).

Another useful convenience feature is that favourite internet radio stations can be memorised (via PC) so that you are able to quickly recall them without first having to scroll through long lists of stations.

<b>"TEAC AVR Remote" Remote Apps for iOS/Android devices allow control via Wi-Fi</b>
TEAC also offers a DLNA-based Remote App "TEAC AVR Remote" for iOS/Android devices, This app can be downloaded from Apple's App Store and Google Play free of charge. Using these remote app you are able to control - via Wi-Fi - the playback of music files, as well as key functions such as play and skip.

<b>Digital Direct connection and charging to iPod and iPhone</b>
The front USB port supports iPod/iPhone digital direct connection. This means music files on the iPod/iPhone travel to the CD player digitally, after which they are then processed via the CD-P800NT's high performance D/A converter. Finally, line-level signals are delivered via its high-quality analogue audio stage to your hi-fi amplifier. The USB port also supplies DC power thus charging your iPod/iPhone.

<b>BurrBrown PCM 1795 D/A converter</b>
The high performance BurrBrown PCM 1795 D/A converter is one of the key reasons the CD-P800NT sounds so good. It comfortably processes high-resolution audio files such as 5.6MHz DSD and 24-bit/192kHz WAV/FLAC, files which contain a huge amount of data compared to conventional CDs.

<b>NJM8901 Op-amps in the output stage</b>
A pair of JRC's NJM8901 op amps are employed in the analogue circuit. This 'exclusively designed for hi-fi' op-amp is also used in the Reference 501 series and delivers excellent bass definition, a wide soundstage, and impressive clarity.

<b>Schottky barrier diode used in power section</b>
A Schottky barrier diode is employed in the power supply section to supply clean current. Compare to conventional diodes, the Schottky barrier diode eliminates much more noise and supplies a cleaner and more stable current to every section of the CD-P800NT.

<b>Easy-to-Use Interface</b>
An easy to operate, large diameter control knob (with a 'click to enter' function) is employed for user convenience. This allows you to easily select internet radio stations or a particular song/album from what can be huge lists of music files on NAS (Network Attached Storage).

<b>Multi-function Fluorescent Display</b>
An straightforward, dimmable fluorescent display that shows artist names and song titles is fitted on the front panel.

<b>Low power consumption (auto power saving)</b>
In auto power save mode (user defeatable), the CD-P800NT automatically goes into Standby mode if hasn't detected an incoming audio signal for more than 20 minutes.