With the UDP900, Magnetar is introducing a new flagship that should position itself above the already available Magnetar UDP800. And in the truest sense of the word, Magnetar, which has already earned an excellent reputation with the UDP800, has not skimped on its new flagship Universal Disc Player.

The Magnetar UDP6's newly all-redesigned 900-layer gold-immersion motherboard uses a high-precision, ultra-low-noise, temperature-compensated TXCO crystal oscillator that doubles the UDP900's high-precision LDO power supply. Murata multilayer ceramic capacitors, TDK magnetic components and 30 NCC electrolytic capacitors further improve audio and video quality. Both audio boards use 4-layer PCB boards, each channel is provided with independent wiring, equipped with a high-precision temperature-compensated TXCO crystal, an oscillator, numerous ELNA and NCC audio capacitors, paired with red WIMA and ELNA SILMIC II capacitors, and an independent high-performance linear power supply module with balanced HiFi XLR connectors and gold-plated RCA outputs that ensure better audiophile sound quality

Large selection of media formats and connections

A custom high-performance, high-transient switching power supply powers the UDP900's digital motherboard. A high-performance, 60W low-noise transformer with two-stage filtering and a multitude of Japanese Rubycon electrolytic capacitors provide the high transient response required for surround sound systems and high-resolution audio. A separate metal housing dampens noise and ensures stability and quietness, further improving audio and video quality.

Dual power supply

A 60W toroidal transformer provides power for analog audio signals. Adopting an imported magnetic core, high-quality oxygen-free copper tubing, metal shields, and full epoxy resin filling, it reduces vibration noise and heat generation, and improves performance and audio quality.

The price and when the new flagship from Magnetar will also be available in Germany / Europe has not yet been determined. As soon as we know more, we'll add it to the post.