Project Pre Box RS Digital

Project Pre Box RS Digital

The Project Pre Box RS Digital combines the features of the DAC Box RS, such as its Texas Instruments PCM1792 DAC and well-reviewed detailed sound, with selectable premium solid-state or tube output stages.

Features:

• Switchable DAC chips: 2x PCM1792 or PCM5102
• 9 digital inputs: i²S, AES/EBU, Toslink, S/PDIF coax
• Headphone amp with an adaptable output impedance
• Fully balanced double mono design
• Ultra-linear and ultra-low noise
• Pure Class A circuitry
• Output stage switchable between 6922 tube & solid state

Project has included a brand new feature to their Pre Box RS; a dual-chip mode. This selectable mode achieves incredibly high fidelity audio by using a second Texas Instruments DAC chip, allowing the Pre Box RS Digital to process audio up to 32 bit/384kHz.

Built into the Pre box RS is DSD compatibility and on the rear of the unit is an I2S connector. There is also a range of both digital and analogue inputs including Toslink Optical, S/PDIF coax, XLR and RCA.

Also included is a powerful and refined headphone output with selectable impedances, to allow the headphone output to perfectly match your headphones.

The Pre Box Digital RS offers 3-dimensional sound-staging, perfect micro dynamics and ultimate resolution combined with flexibility to use a wide range of digital and 1 analogue sound sources.

Combined with the Pro-Ject CD Box RS the Pre Box RS Digital will give outstanding sound experience, because of a I²S connection provided via RJ45 that offers jitter-free disc playback.

Who is Project?

It's no secret that ProJect design and engineer some of the most critically acclaimed turntables and turntable accessories in the market. In an effort to prove themselves in other aspects of hifi, ProJect have released their 'Box Design' series; a collective of amplifiers, CD players, iPod docks and more - all of which exist in astonishingly compact cabinets. These compact units can be combined with dedicated shelf cabinets to form a tidy mini-system appearance while retaining the quality and 'ease-of-upgrade' of hifi separates.