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My first experience with Rotel audio equipment was in my father’s hi-fi store back in the early 80s, Pre-CD. I have seen multiple formats for playing recorded audio come and go. Some relatively short lived in the consumer market such as Mini CD, DVIX and DAT. For those who still value their CD collections, Rotel offers a complete line of audiophile-grade CD players that deliver exceptional sound quality at very reasonable prices. Their players provide detailed, dynamic playback with the kind of musicality that serious listeners appreciate. Build quality is solid, reliability is excellent, and the performance easily competes with much more expensive brands. If you're looking for a high-performance CD player that combines classic hi-fi sound with modern engineering, Rotel continues to be a smart investment. Highly recommended for anyone building or upgrading a high-fidelity stereo system.
Rediscover your CD library with the Rotel CD14MKII—an audiophile-tuned CD player engineered for clarity, low noise, and natural musical detail. At its core is a premium Texas Instruments 32-bit/384kHz DAC, supported by carefully designed, independent power supplies that help isolate the disc transport and motor control from sensitive audio circuits to reduce noise and distortion. The smooth tray-loading mechanism, clear front-panel display, and included IR remote make daily listening effortless, while the coaxial digital output lets you use the CD14MKII as a dedicated transport with an external DAC. Whether you’re spinning standard CDs or CD collections that include MP3 playback support, the CD14MKII is built to deliver accurate, engaging sound with the reliability Rotel is known for.
The Rotel CD14MKII is part of ListenUp's Rotel CD Players Collection.
Rotel CD14MKII Manual
Rotel CD14MKII Specifications Sheet
Rotel CD14MKII Drawing
When doing research for this player, the only issue seemed to be that it might repeatedly play the last track. I found that to be true and it was something I could live with. Since I usually play discs using the display track time function. For some reason, it would randomly add one hour to the time, which makes no difference whatsoever. Finally, during the first week of playing, the discs would occasionally stop in the middle. It happened about half dozen times. I was keeping track, thinking I might ask to return or replace it, if it kept happening (using Listen Up's policy-the reason for purchasing from them). After a couple more times it happened, one day, the unit rebooted. It shut off and turned back on. I've played at least 7 cds all the way through and it's played perfectly. It's even rare that the last track repeats. Having said all that, I couldn't be happier with the sound. I've always loved the stereo effect of music, but this brings it to another level. The separation of instruments such as bass and guitar is something I hadn't expected.
My first experience with Rotel audio equipment was in my father’s hi-fi store back in the early 80s, Pre-CD. I have seen multiple formats for playing recorded audio come and go. Some relatively short lived in the consumer market such as Mini CD, DVIX and DAT. For those who still value their CD collections, Rotel offers a complete line of audiophile-grade CD players that deliver exceptional sound quality at very reasonable prices. Their players provide detailed, dynamic playback with the kind of musicality that serious listeners appreciate. Build quality is solid, reliability is excellent, and the performance easily competes with much more expensive brands. If you're looking for a high-performance CD player that combines classic hi-fi sound with modern engineering, Rotel continues to be a smart investment. Highly recommended for anyone building or upgrading a high-fidelity stereo system.
Rediscover your CD library with the Rotel CD14MKII—an audiophile-tuned CD player engineered for clarity, low noise, and natural musical detail. At its core is a premium Texas Instruments 32-bit/384kHz DAC, supported by carefully designed, independent power supplies that help isolate the disc transport and motor control from sensitive audio circuits to reduce noise and distortion. The smooth tray-loading mechanism, clear front-panel display, and included IR remote make daily listening effortless, while the coaxial digital output lets you use the CD14MKII as a dedicated transport with an external DAC. Whether you’re spinning standard CDs or CD collections that include MP3 playback support, the CD14MKII is built to deliver accurate, engaging sound with the reliability Rotel is known for.
The Rotel CD14MKII is part of ListenUp's Rotel CD Players Collection.
Rotel CD14MKII Manual
Rotel CD14MKII Specifications Sheet
Rotel CD14MKII Drawing
When doing research for this player, the only issue seemed to be that it might repeatedly play the last track. I found that to be true and it was something I could live with. Since I usually play discs using the display track time function. For some reason, it would randomly add one hour to the time, which makes no difference whatsoever. Finally, during the first week of playing, the discs would occasionally stop in the middle. It happened about half dozen times. I was keeping track, thinking I might ask to return or replace it, if it kept happening (using Listen Up's policy-the reason for purchasing from them). After a couple more times it happened, one day, the unit rebooted. It shut off and turned back on. I've played at least 7 cds all the way through and it's played perfectly. It's even rare that the last track repeats. Having said all that, I couldn't be happier with the sound. I've always loved the stereo effect of music, but this brings it to another level. The separation of instruments such as bass and guitar is something I hadn't expected.
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