There's no doubt in our eyes it's the class-leader at its particular price point.įive years down the line and counting, the Roksan Caspian M2 CD is still going strong, and it's still the player to beat around £2000 (around $2700, AU$3700). It's bursting with rhythmic drive, and can communicate the energy and momentum of the music effortlessly. There's a fantastic level of clarity to the sound and it presents low-level information in a manner that rivals struggle to match. Sonically, the CDi-XR delivers detail, dynamics and powerful bass in spades. You’ll also find a socket for Cyrus's new outboard power supply unit, the PSU-XR £1995 (around $2770/AU$3740).
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Under the bonnet there's a second-generation 32-bit QXR DAC platform and a new power supply arrangement plus other tweaks designed to boost sonic performance.Ĭonnectivity includes two pairs of RCA stereo analogue outputs, coax and optical digital outputs, and MC-Bus connections that allow an all-Cyrus system to synchronise things like power on/off.
It looks quite similar thanks to the half-width casing but the LCD display is new and it's also been fitted with new control buttons. The XR version sits above the CD i (see number 2 in this list) in the grand scheme of Cyrus products. Front panel control buttons work inconsistently -No digital inputsĬyrus already dominated this list before the arrival of the CDi-XR, but its latest disc-spinner just reinforces the brand's domination of this category over the years.
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