CES 2008

Lyngdorf announces all digital home theater gear

Posted in CES 2008, Home Theater, Lyngdorf by Nino Marchetti on January 2nd, 2008

lyngdorf.jpgLyngdorf Audio is showcasing at the Consumer Electronics Show two new home theater components for those looking for more edgy gear. This items are the TDA-2300 digital integrated amplifier and D-1 home theater processor.

The Lyngdorf D-1 is a home theater processor which will price at around $17,000. This high end home theater component is a multi-channel unit which is all digital, meaning there are no analog to digital or D/A conversion processes which occur. Its maker says this provides for “an unbroken digital signal path of the very highest quality all the way from the source to the speaker terminals.” It also includes a room correction system to help remove “any room-related distortion and coloration of the sound.”

The TDA-2300, meanwhile, is described as the first true digital link amplifier. Lyngdorf says it “is capable of delivering a massive 2 x 300 watts continuously in 4 ohm.” You can daisy chain up to 24 of this units if they are controlled by the D-1, creating an amazing sound experience. That could end up being expensive though - each one will cost you $3,000.

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