When Audiolab launched its entry-level 6000 Series back in 2018, it was the 6000A amp that arguable stole the limelight, but at under four hundred quid, the range’s dedicated 6000CDT CD transport plugged a gap few filled at the price.
Since that time, Audiolab has gone on to launch two more component ranges with the more upmarket 7000 and 9000 models. Fresh for 2026, the 6000CDT has been upgraded to MKII guise, by drawing on the engineering of its higher-priced brethren, while keeping the price at a highly affordable £399.
The 6000CDT MKII’s enhancements are focussed on five key areas thanks to a a completely new CD mechanism, revised servo architecture, redesigned power-supply circuitry, an updated transformer implementation and revised master-clock circuitry.
Together, these elements have been designed to provide more consistent disc reading and a stable, clean S/PDIF digital output, with the mechanism, servo and power architecture engineered as one complete system.
Available in black and silver finishes, visit Audiolab to find out more.
