Krell CD-DSP cd player?????

Great to hear that and I am not surprised with your find, a diamond in the rough =)

I am very late on this thread, but as an owner of a CD-DSP (with the software upgraded in '96, which was the last version available) I can tell you that it has not been a disappointment in its looks or performance for the 10 years I've owned it. My only complaint on the transport part is that it will not recognize some disks burned with a CD-RW drive. No big deal. Wish I had the lucite cover for its dramatic looks, but the guys at Krell disuaded me as it must be in the down position when you're playing a disk--too heavy to remain open, and that is convenient when you're switching disks a lot during a listening session.

I agree with all positve comments made above; I absolutely love my CD-DSP, will never give it up (unless I win PowerBall & can go just plain NUTS). However, check out my comments in thread 1028132091 re inserting a jitter reduction unit between an external transport & the Krell's DAC; REALLY worth checking out, particularly if your laser's gone... (not a massive improvement, it's too good to begin with, but it's that much closer to the elusive 100%!)

HI TAIJIJIAN.
I GOT A KRELL MD-1. SIMILAR TO YOUR CD-DSP I THINK.
THE QUESTION IS WHAT MAGIC BOX (AUDIO ALCHEMY OR CHANNEL ISLANDS OR PERPETUAL E.T.C)COULD I CONNECT BETWEEN MY TRANSPORT AND DAC(AUDIO REASEARCH)TO IMPROVE SOUND QUALITY.
I SEE A LOT OF USED GEAR ON AUDIOGON . ANY IDEAS?

THANKS
GEORGE

George,maybe you can cosider Sonic frontier Jitter bug,its cheap in 2nd hand market and I heard it really improve my Pioneer DVD player digital out into my Krell CD-DSP..sound more warm and relex.