Genesis Digital Lens - Jitter Killer

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General:
This vintage CD player accessory is said to kill all digital jitter in order to tame the CD to a more analog sound. 

Was quite the rage in the 1990's, and today makes a great addition to any red book CD player. 

Featuring a range of just about every (costly!) digital input and output for its time:

Digital Inputs:
AES/EBU (Professional Digital Input, XLR)
BNC Coaxial Digital
RCA Coaxial Digital
Toslink Optical Digital
PLUS "Glass" AT&T style optics

Digital Outputs:
AES/EBU (Professional Digital Input, XLR)
RCA Coaxial Digital
PLUS "Glass" AT&T style optics
AND it comes with its original remote - fully tested.

Cosmetic Condition:
8/10 = Very Good. Excellent front faceplate, one minor flaw on chassis side or top. See our detailed rating description here.

Working Condition:
Working perfectly and tested on our bench with both CD and DVD. XLR and RCA working as they should.

Included:
Exactly as pictured and described above.

Packing:
Will be packed using our highly developed in-house process and custom packing materials.Recommended Cables:
Kimber Kable - Coaxial Digital Interconnect

Kimber Kable - Digital AES/EBU Interconnect

Kimber Kable - Power Cords - Good

Kimber Kable - Power Cords - Better

Kimber Kable - 14AWG (Gauge) Power Cords - Best

Testing Process:
We start with a visual inspection of all internal components to make sure that there are no signs of heat stress or damage. Capacitors are checked for telltale signs of predictive failure including bulging, shrunken wrappers, or physical leakage. We also inspect resistors and other passive components for signs of overheating. 

After the visual inspection we connect the DAC's RCA outputs to our Sencore PA81 Power Analyzer which simulates a real world input impedance and allows us to monitor the output on an oscilloscope. We are equipped to test optical, coaxial, and USB inputs at Redbook CD Quality.

We start with a test signal to verify signal lock and proper output on both channels. If the DAC has balanced outputs these are also tested at this time. If the DAC has multiple Optical and Coaxial inputs they are all checked for proper lock. USB inputs are tested with a MacBook Pro. 

After proper function is verified, we setup the DAC for a listening test to evaluate general audio reproduction quality and monitor for clicks, pops, or any other audible signs of issues related to dropped signal lock or failing audio output stages. We often connect the DAC under evaluation to our long term test rig for a long test stint to verify stability under real world operating conditions.