Yamaha CD-C603 CD Player UnBoxed | The Listening Post | TLPCHC TLPWLG
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- Опубліковано 15 гру 2023
- Sound Full of Dynamics and Clarity. #YamahaCDC603 #MultiDisc #Unboxed
The Yamaha CD-C603 inherits Yamaha’s Hi-Fi technology cultivated over many years. Playback of up to 5 CDs or music files stored on USB with sound full of dynamics and clarity.
Features…
Short signal paths, sophisticated circuitry, intelligent digital servo and laser pickup floating mechanism for high-quality sound
Fully-opening tray for changing 5 discs at a time. PlayXChange lets you change 4 discs while the 5th one keeps playing
Pure Direct Mode to achieve the lowest possible noise interference
Playback music files (MP3, WMA, AAC, WAV, FLAC) via USB port on front-panel. Up to 96kHz/24bit WAV/FLAC
RCA and Optical outputs
Random, Repeat, Programmed and other convenient playback functions
Pure Direct
The CD-C603 offers Pure Direct, which is the same popular feature included in Yamaha amplifiers and receivers. By pressing the button on the front panel or on the remote control, it shuts down the digital audio output and turns off the display. This achieves the lowest possible noise interference, and the highest sound quality of the analog audio output.
Conveniently Change CDs
PlayXChange allows you to change four CDs while the fifth keeps playing. Enjoy uninterrupted music! Also, the CD-C603 has a fully-opening disc tray for changing 5 discs at the same time.
High Quality Sound
With a sophisticated internal layout, the CD-C603 plays music with sound full of dynamics and clarity. The CD-C603 also provides high-quality play of music files (MP3, WMA, AAC, WAV, FLAC) stored on USB memory devices via a USB port on the front panel.
Specifications…
Type: 5-Disc CD Changer
Compatible Formats: MP3, WMA, AAC, WAV*, FLAC* *up to 96 kHz / 24 bit
Disc Compatibility: CD, CD-R, CD-RW
Signal-to-Noise Ratio: 105 dB
Dynamic Range: 96 dB
Harmonic Distortion: 0.003%
Frequency Response:
CD: 2 Hz-20 kHz
Data CD/USB: Fs 48 kHz 2 Hz-22 kHz Fs 96 kHz 2 Hz-44 kHz -3 dB
PlayXchange: Yes
Output: Unbalanced L/R(RCA), Optical
Remote in/out: Remote in x1/ Remote Out x 1 (3.5 mm Output)
Dimensions (W x H x D): 435 x 116 x 405 mm
Weight: 5.6 kg
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Cool player
Yes, yes it is
I always enjoy your videos, thanks for this one. I wish you guys a happy and peaceful Christmas.
Thanks @pu
Great review as always. Yamaha has always made great audio equipment even with their entry level / budget lines. You can't go wrong with Yamaha, no matter what your budget is. Earlier this year I replaced my Yamaha Surround Receiver, Stereo Receiver and CD player with upgraded units. The older ones are still being used as secondary setups. They last a long time.
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A very merry and peaceful Christmas and New Years to you and all your staff.
Thanks @gfs
Yamaha CD changers ate vary
Reliable ,the playxchange system
Has been around for at least 30
Years
Yes - Very reliable
Great. Video Sir! My question is does this have a built in DAC like the Yamaha CD S303 CD player
Yes - By design all CD players have a Digital to Analouge Converter. Otherwise it is a CD "Transport"
@@TLPCHC Ok thanks!!! I just received mines today the CD's that I listen to sounded great. Once again thanks for taking time to answer my question.
Do you know the dac chip used in this machine.... ?
No. It is not listed anywhere.
@@TLPCHC thanks.
Any compromise to the build and functionality due to the addition of 5 disc mechanism?
No. This is a solid, well built player
Definitely will be purchasing. Is it safe to place the R-N2000A on top of this CD player?
I’m really thinking of getting the NR2000a it looks like a fantastic piece! Do you like it?
@@JR-ho5qm I love it. It's wonderful having an all-in-one solution
The RN-2000 is heavy. It will be OK, but I don't recommend that you put something that big on the CD-C603
Please help! For the life of me …i can not figure out how to play random songs across all cd’s. I have spent hours trying to figure this out.
Find the MODE button on the remote
@@TLPCHCmode doesn’t pick a song randomly from each disc even with the random button on
I have now had a GOOD play with this new unit. It does not have a "Random across all CD's" feature. It plays one CD randomly, then plays the nest CD randomly. Weirdly... I recall the older CD-C600 playing randomly accross all CD's. So this seems to be a feature lost.
Mine just continuously says "loading" and the drawer won't eject so I can load CDs.
What a handsome unit. I have the S303...wondering now if I should have waited for the C603.
I guess it is the basic question of Multi vs Single disk. The CD-C603 is very deep - so might not fit all set ups
@@TLPCHC Yes and no. If it has the same DAC as the S303, and isn't much deeper than it is wide, then I think a lot of traditional open shelf style racks would accommodate it adequately. The only reason I bought an S303 was because my original CDX-700 (circa 1987) decided it didn't want to read and initialize CDs anymore after loading. At first when I tried to replace it with another Yamaha (as my vintage receiver and cassette tape deck are both Yamaha units) I was informed by the retailer that Yamaha had stopped manufacturing CD players!! That was true, apparently, for a short period of time. My options were Pioneer or Cambridge Audio. Initially I bought an entry level Pioneer unit that served me fine, but when I became aware that Yamaha had new CD players available again, I jumped at the chance to add a new Yammy to my existing family, and donate my Pioneer to a close friend.
Now, I'm contemplating purchasing a stand alone DAC and running the S303's optical output through it, thinking I might improve upon the sonic qualities from it.
I was considering getting one but those little tiny square buttons are horrible. What can't they add the nice wide buttons like they did in the 90's? They must be cutting features to meet a price point.
The buttons work fine. Maybe set up your on CD Player manufacturing company, and make one with big buttons?
Is it any good????
For the Money - YES
Hurry up and stop yapping get it open
Ha Ha! Hello from New Zealand