We are Sunny Components Inc, USA 626-966-6259.

T+A Elektroakustik's finest SACD Player in the REFERENCE SERIES. Matching integrated and music player available too !

We are Sunny Components Inc, 1370 E Cypress Street, Suite D Covina, Ca-91724. USA www.sunnyaudiovideo.com

We are a Dealer for T+A And carry the complete HV Series in the store. This product is the finest electronics I have heard.
This CD Player even plays regular CD's and makes them SING !
SACD 1260 R High-End CD-SACD player. This player is also based on a legendary predecessor in the shape of the SACD 1250 R, which has garnered one of the best sets of reviews over the last few years. Naturally we have retained the earlier machine’s overall design, but have introduced new components and technologies such as OAD and 32-bit mode to gain further improvements in sound quality. The SACD 1260 R is a thoroughbred two-channel player which was developed with the sole purpose of delivering the fi nest possible stereo reproduction from CD and SACD. These two formats are entirely different, and therefore require wholly different processing; that is the only way of extracting the optimum results from both. T+A has adopted a unique philosophy for audio reproduction: each music format has its own independent signal process; there are even separate oscillators for CD and SACD. The converter / analogue output section of the SACD 1260 R represents the peak of what is feasible with today’s technology: no fewer than eight of the latest Burr-Brown / TI D/A converters are employed, with four forming the unique T+A quadruple converter for each channel, now working in 32-bit mode in conjunction with the digital signal processor. The digital section is totally separated from the analogue section by the use of i-Couplers, while the output stage is well up to analogue High-End standards. Separate mains power sections and voltage supplies for analogue and digital sections are typical of our designs, as are encapsulated sub-assemblies, a High-End pushrod-based disc mechanism and an analogue method of switching the output bandwidth.