The German audio brand Vincent has introduced two new components during the High End Show 2025 held in Munich: the CD player Vincent CD-600 and the integrated amplifier Vincent SV-600. These devices stand out for their blend of classic design cues and modern functionality, catering to audiophiles seeking high-quality audio performance with versatile features.

The Vincent CD-600 brings traditional compact disc playback back into focus, while incorporating advanced digital capabilities. Equipped with a central tray-loading mechanism, the CD-600 also functions as an external DAC. It supports high-resolution audio decoding up to 24-bit/192 kHz, serving as a bridge between legacy and contemporary audio formats. The build quality reflects a commitment to precision, reinforced by the unit’s substantial weight of approximately 8.3 kilograms.

On the amplification side, the Vincent SV-600 features a robust design that echoes vintage aesthetics with the inclusion of analog VU meters on its front panel. This integrated amplifier delivers an output of 200 watts per channel into 8-ohm loads and scales up to 300 watts per channel at 4 ohms. It boasts a frequency range of 20 Hz to 20 kHz with minimal deviation, ensuring detailed and consistent audio reproduction across the spectrum. Connectivity options are broad, including both analog and digital inputs, alongside Bluetooth support for wireless streaming. The SV-600 tips the scales at an impressive 22 kilograms, reinforcing its durable construction.

Vincent has maintained a sleek and symmetrical aesthetic for both devices, offered in black and silver finishes. Built to rigorous standards, these products are designed by Vincent's German engineering team while benefiting from high-quality manufacturing processes in China. Together, their combined weight reaches roughly 30 kilograms, underscoring their substantial build and premium nature.

The pricing for the Vincent SV-600 has been set at €3,199, while the CD-600 is priced at €1,999. Both devices are expected to hit European stores within a few weeks, allowing enthusiasts the chance to integrate these refined components into their audio systems. Whether as a standalone powerhouse or as a synergy-driven duo, the SV-600 and CD-600 promise to deliver audio excellence to dedicated listeners.

The German audio brand Vincent has introduced two new components during the High End Show 2025 held in Munich: the CD player Vincent CD-600 and the integrated amplifier Vincent SV-600. These devices stand out for their blend of classic design cues and modern functionality, catering to audiophiles seeking high-quality audio performance with versatile features.

The Vincent CD-600 brings traditional compact disc playback back into focus, while incorporating advanced digital capabilities. Equipped with a central tray-loading mechanism, the CD-600 also functions as an external DAC. It supports high-resolution audio decoding up to 24-bit/192 kHz, serving as a bridge between legacy and contemporary audio formats. The build quality reflects a commitment to precision, reinforced by the unit’s substantial weight of approximately 8.3 kilograms.

On the amplification side, the Vincent SV-600 features a robust design that echoes vintage aesthetics with the inclusion of analog VU meters on its front panel. This integrated amplifier delivers an output of 200 watts per channel into 8-ohm loads and scales up to 300 watts per channel at 4 ohms. It boasts a frequency range of 20 Hz to 20 kHz with minimal deviation, ensuring detailed and consistent audio reproduction across the spectrum. Connectivity options are broad, including both analog and digital inputs, alongside Bluetooth support for wireless streaming. The SV-600 tips the scales at an impressive 22 kilograms, reinforcing its durable construction.

Vincent has maintained a sleek and symmetrical aesthetic for both devices, offered in black and silver finishes. Built to rigorous standards, these products are designed by Vincent's German engineering team while benefiting from high-quality manufacturing processes in China. Together, their combined weight reaches roughly 30 kilograms, underscoring their substantial build and premium nature.

The pricing for the Vincent SV-600 has been set at €3,199, while the CD-600 is priced at €1,999. Both devices are expected to hit European stores within a few weeks, allowing enthusiasts the chance to integrate these refined components into their audio systems. Whether as a standalone powerhouse or as a synergy-driven duo, the SV-600 and CD-600 promise to deliver audio excellence to dedicated listeners.