Cary 308 or Njoe Tjoeb 4000?


I was hoping some of the folks here could help me with an
upcoming decision. I'm looking for an upgrade to my NAD
T-550 CD/DVD. Overall I'm happy with the NAD but I'm
not sure its good enough to qualify as a system anchor.
My current system (and hopefully future!) system is below.

CJ Sonographe SA 400
CJ PV 10A ----- upgrade to CJ Premier 17LS
Vienna Acoustics Bach's -------- VA Beethovens
NAD T-550 ------?
Tara Labs cables and interconnects

With this purchase I would like to get more detail,
depth and resolution out of my system. That being
said I have worked my decision down to these two canidates.

Cary 308 ($1500)
Njoe Tjoeb 4000 with the 24/192 Upsampler kit. (~$1000)

Having read users comments on both these systems has not
made this decision any easier. Both seem to be highly regarded. I have yet to listen to either of these but I would greatly appreciate some opinions and insight before I do.

Last question. In your opinion are either of these two a significant upgrade to the NAD? Will the difference between either of these and the NAD be immediatley noticeable?

Thanks
cmach
cmach

Showing 1 response by muralman1

I have heard neither, but I just have to wonder why you would be considering an aftermarket redo versus a ground up player. The Cary is a real tube out put player, whereas the Ah! player is not.

Now I will continue to confuse you, like Peter by seconding the Jolida 100 vote. It is very similar to the Cary, but a lot cheaper. I have read of someone that owns both and actually prefers the Jolida.