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The NAD C 569 is a single-disc CD player that sits between NAD's C 538 and C 589 models. It uses a tray-loading transport with an NXP-based servo system and adds NAD's Dynamic Digital Headroom (DDH) plus QRONO d2a processing to reduce inter-sample clipping and sharpen timing and detail. A carefully laid-out digital-to-analogue stage and isolated power supply aim to keep the analogue signal clean. It suits listeners who still play CDs on a hi-fi system and want a step up from an entry player without the flagship price of the C 589.
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The NAD C 569 is a CD player that sits between the C 538 and C 589 in NAD's CD player lineup. It uses a tray-loading CD mechanism with an NXP-based servo system that manages spindle speed, laser focus and tracking. The transport, power supply and signal circuitry are placed to isolate the analogue stage from interference.
Dynamic Digital Headroom (DDH) addresses distortion from inter-sample clipping, which can occur on CDs mastered at high levels. Lenbrook Media Group's QRONO d2a technology is paired with an ESS ES9039Q2M Sabre DAC. After conversion, the analogue output stage uses selected audio components, dedicated power regulation and short signal paths. The left and right channels are arranged symmetrically.
The player has a display that shows CD-text and comes with a remote control. It has both analogue and digital outputs. It can work as a complete source using its internal DAC, or as a transport connected to an external DAC. Its compact design suits other NAD Classic Series components.
