CDT-100 Level-1 mod - $1,200 + freight to your player Our Level-1 mod installs: -Power Supply: 9 Ultra-fast, soft recovery Hexfred (International Rectifier) and Fred (Vishay-Telefunken) diodesShanling
CDT-100 Level-1 mod - $1,200 + freight to your player Our Level-1 mod installs: -Power Supply: 9 Ultra-fast, soft recovery Hexfred (International Rectifier) and Fred (Vishay-Telefunken) diodes
The new Shanling CD-T1000SE replaces the original CD-T100 that introduced Shanling to the public. Its beautiful cosmetics are similar to the new CD-T1000SE that we have here. The new machine is an upgrade and offers current state-of-the-art parts over the older design. Sonics are considerably better.
The Shanling CD-3000 was a well built tube CD player in its stock form. It was a very good deal at its $1595 retail price. If made in the US by one of the "big boys", it would easily sell in the $3000+ price range.
The new Shanling PCD-3000A is a very nice compact CD player with headphone amplifier. It also has a nice headphone amp. We love the compact size as well as the fact that it offers remote volume control to run directly into an amp. Sonics are good for its $500 retail price.
I am glad to introduce our Level-1 mod for the Shanling STP-80 integrated tube amplifier. The modification was designed by Chris Johnson, the founder and former president of Sonic Frontiers. The STP-80 is a beautiful 35 wpc remote controlled integrated amplifier. The modified Shanling STP-80 is a major upgrade from the stock unit and gets you 70% of the performance of our Level-2 mod at a fraction of the cost.
SP80 Level-1 mod - $1990 retro-fit Our Level-1 mod dramatically upgrades the sonics of the SP-80 mamplifiers. Reviews have been excellent.
The Shanling MC-30 received a superb review in Stereophile. They felt it was a wonderful music system at its $1000 price. Stereophile's Art Dudley said: "Overall, and virtually regardless of source, the MC-30 had very good musical timing and tunefulness, with a surprisingly good sense of scale and spatial detail with stereo recordings...
