Audiophile 32-Bit DAC and Coaxial Input Give You Options: Rotel CD11 MKII Can Be CD Player or Transport, Specializes in Smoothness, Control, and Precision

Standalone transport or full-service CD player: It’s your choice with the Rotel CD11 MKII, which adheres to the high-end tradition the company established with this component field more than 30 years ago. Equipped with an audiophile-grade TI 32-bit/384kHz DAC that feeds customized low-pass filter circuits, the 13.7-pound unit specializes in smoothness, control, detail, precision, and openness. 

It also operates with pleasing silence, thanks to its vibration-damping steel chassis and proprietary disc transport. An advanced tray-loading mechanism, laster pickup, and quiet motor combine to decode the information on your discs in a manner that brings you closer to the performances at hand. Built with care, CD11 MKII also harbors a linear power supply that provides isolated outputs to the motor control circuit and other critical circuitry, lessening noise and distortion — and enhancing the detail you hear. 

Measuring a sleek 3.825 x 11 x 12.375 inches (HWD), CD11 MKII features a clean front panel for one-touch control and comes with an IR remote for arm-chair ease. A rear-panel 12V trigger input, RS232 connector, and coaxial input (that allows CD11 MKII to be connected to an external DAC for use as a transport) complete this high-performance machine.