CD14MKII
The CD14MKII delivers accurate reproduction of CDs with stunning clarity resolving even the finest details. The Texas Instruments 32-bit DAC is supported by independent power supplies isolating motor controls from sensitive audio circuits reducing noise and distortion. Bring your CD collection including MP3s and let the CD14MKII deliver performance at its best.
The CD14MKII follows Rotel’s tradition of award-winning CD players with innovations to the power supply, and newly tuned acoustic component resulting in a more accurate reproduction of the audio with rich, genuine detail.
Critical Digital to Analog conversion is managed by a premium Texas Instruments 32-bit DAC with independent power supplies eliminating unwanted distortion and isolating motor controls from sensitive audio circuits reducing noise and distortion.
The tray loading CD mechanism, IR remote, front panel controls and graphic display ensure seamless operation.
Bring your CD’s including MP3s and allow the CD14MKII to showcase your music with stunning detail, clarity, and accuracy.
DIMENSIONS (W × H × D)
430 × 98 × 314mm
17" × 3.8" × 12.3"
FRONT PANEL HEIGHT
80mm (3.15")
POWER REQUIREMENTS
120V, 60Hz
POWER CONSUMPTION
15W
STANDBY POWER CONSUMPTION
<0.5W
NET WEIGHT
6.51kg (14.35lbs.)
TOTAL HARMONIC DISTORTION (THD)
0.0035% @ 1kHz
FREQUENCY RESPONSE
20Hz - 20kHz ±0.5dB
S/N RATIO (IHF "A" Weighted)
>118dB
DYNAMIC RANGE
>99dB
DIGITAL TO ANALOG CONVERTERS
Texas Instruments
CHANNEL BALANCE
±0.5dB
CHANNEL SEPARATION
>118dB @ 10kHz
INTERMODULATION DISTORTION
0.0035% @ 1kHz
PHASE LINEARITY
±0.5 degree
DIGITAL OUTPUT
0.5V, Peak to Peak
ANALOG OUTPUT IMPEDANCE
100ohms
LOAD IMPEDANCE
75ohms
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"The Rotel CD14MKII is an exciting third option for quite a few audiophiles who want to keep listening to their collections well into the future, well past the era of physical music formats. A good, affordable CD player can still be essential to a modern digital system, and the Rotel is absolute proof of this."
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"The aspect of the CD14MKII’s sound that kept impressing me was the blackness of the backgrounds. I bought my first decent CD player in 1987, and ever since, I hadn’t given the lack of noise from the format much thought. But hearing Rotel’s CD14MKII CD player brought back the amazement I felt back then for the first time in decades."
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