Buffered CD player?


Anyone knows CD player/transport that use buffered approach when reads the CDs? Meaning that it reads CDs on a speed greater then regular 1x, buffers the data, and thus is able to verify the data read by CRC check or direct comparison?
dmitrydr
I guess you're talking about buffering on DAC stage, but I meant buffering on audio-data reading stage.
Most CDP's and DAC's use a PLL to buffer data. This is where the digital clock is derived from.
Jazzdude, they might buffer data, but almost none of them reads in higher then 1x speed, and apply any validation of data integrity. I heard that some Meridians do so, but I'm not sure, and interesting if anyone knows more.
Yeah! My $600 PC with SPDIF output and 1GB of "Buffer"!!!!

You people are nuts! Still spending money on CD transport!

OPEN INVITATION! I WILL PAY $100 to anyone able to dell the difference between any CD transport and MY PC!

A<.