Rotel CD-14 User Manual

CD PLAYER

CD14

Wolfson premium
24-bit/192kHz Digital
to Analog Converter

In 1989, Rotel confirmed its digital audio expertise with the
launch of the RCD-855 CD player. The press was overwhelming
in its praise, one critic going so far as to call it “The steal of
the century”, and since then Rotel has never looked back. The
CD14 design begins with a carefully engineered power supply

iOS / Android
control App*

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Supports MP3
playback

to ensure separate, ripple-free voltage and current to both
digital and analogue circuits. It maintains the same clean lines
and intuitive operation as the other 14 series models, while
demonstrating an uncanny ability to resolve even the smallest
musical details in a recording.

Includes remote
control

12 volt trigger
input

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*requires connection to A14

CD PLAYER

CD14

SPECIFICATIONS

Total Harmonic
Distortion + Noise

Int

ermodulation Distortion

Frequency Response (± 0.5 db)

Channel Balance

Phase Linearity

Channel Separation

Signal to Noise Ratio

(“A” weighting)

Dynamic R

Digital to Analog
Converters

Analog Output Impedanc

Digital Output

Load Impedance

ange

e

0.002% @ 1kHz

0.002% @ 1kHz

20-20,000Hz

± 0.5 db

gree

± 0.5 de

> 115 dB @ 10 kHz

> 118 dB

> 99 dB

Wolf

son 24 bit/192kHz

DAC

100 Ohms

0.5 V

olt, Peak to Peak

75 Ohms

General

Power Requirements (AC)

Europe

USA

Power Consumption

Standby Power Consumption

Finishes

Dimensions (W x H x D)

Front Panel Height

Weight (net)

230V, 50Hz

120V, 60Hz

15 watts

< 0.5 watts

Silver and Black

8 x 312mm

430 x 9

17" x 3 7/8" x 12 5/16"

80mm, 3 1/8"

5.9kg, 13 lb

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