The Shanling SCD1.3 is a Hi-Res CD player with a Sanyo HD870 mechanism; with PCM768/DSD512 support it doubles as a DAC for other sources, and LDAC Bluetooth handles wireless playback from a phone. That makes it a versatile front end for disc collectors running an integrated amplifier or active speakers.
Who the Shanling SCD1.3 is for
Disc collectors: The Sanyo HD870 mechanism is the part that has to keep working, and it is a known unit.
Hi-res file listeners: PCM768 and DSD512 support lets it act as a high-resolution DAC for other sources, not just discs.
Phone streamers: LDAC covers wireless playback from a phone.
Integrated-amp or active-speaker setups: Run it into an integrated amplifier or a pair of active speakers and you have a complete front end.
Shanling SCD1.3 key specs
Type: Hi-Res CD player with DAC function
CD mechanism: Sanyo HD870
Formats: PCM768 / DSD512
Bluetooth: LDAC
Color: Black
Genuine Shanling stock, 1-year warranty.
Shanling SCD1.3 vs similar options
vs SMSL VMV T2: Another complete CD player, from SMSL's VMV flagship line, with MQA and DSD512 support, Bluetooth 5.1 and a remote control; it costs less than the SCD1.3.
vs Shanling CT90: Shanling's top-loading CD transport outputs digital to an external DAC rather than converting on board, with MQA support and Bluetooth 5.0; choose the SCD1.3 if you want the DAC built in.
Yes. Every unit we sell is genuine and brand-new, shipped in its original packaging, and backed by our 1-year TonePier warranty and 45-day returns.
Where does my order ship from, and how long does it take?
Every order ships from our warehouse in China, with full tracking, and most orders ship within 3 business days. Shipping is free on every order; most US orders arrive within 7–15 business days and most orders to other countries within 7–20 business days — see our shipping policy for details.
What if it isn't for me?
You get 45 days to decide. Keep the packaging, keep it in like-new condition, and send it back for a refund. Ear tips unsealed for hygiene reasons are fine — we expect you to actually listen.
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