The TAD D700 is an advanced SACD and CD player engineered for high fidelity sound reproduction. It builds on the successes of its predecessor, the D600, incorporating upgrades that enhance sound purity through refined digital-to-analog conversion and proprietary master clock technology. The D700 features a third-generation Ultra-High Precision Crystal Generator (UPCG) that minimizes jitter and improves audio accuracy. Furthermore, it uses parallel-connected Burr-Brown PCM1794A DACs in a balanced configuration to achieve improved signal-to-noise ratio and dynamic range. Its robust two-layered chassis is designed to minimize vibrations that can impact audio quality. With a powerful outboard power supply and high-output toroidal transformers, the D700 ensures stable power delivery for consistent performance. The unit also functions as a standalone high-precision D/A converter, supporting digital signals up to 192 kHz and 24-bit resolution. The design reflects an elegant Japanese aesthetic, combining functionality with artistic elements.

The TAD D700 is an advanced SACD and CD player engineered for high fidelity sound reproduction. It builds on the successes of its predecessor, the D600, incorporating upgrades that enhance sound purity through refined digital-to-analog conversion and proprietary master clock technology. The D700 features a third-generation Ultra-High Precision Crystal Generator (UPCG) that minimizes jitter and improves audio accuracy. Furthermore, it uses parallel-connected Burr-Brown PCM1794A DACs in a balanced configuration to achieve improved signal-to-noise ratio and dynamic range. Its robust two-layered chassis is designed to minimize vibrations that can impact audio quality. With a powerful outboard power supply and high-output toroidal transformers, the D700 ensures stable power delivery for consistent performance. The unit also functions as a standalone high-precision D/A converter, supporting digital signals up to 192 kHz and 24-bit resolution. The design reflects an elegant Japanese aesthetic, combining functionality with artistic elements.