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product_id: 680423004
title: "Shanling CR60 Digital Transport CD Ripper (Black)"
brand: "shanling"
price: "$1008"
currency: NZD
in_stock: true
reviews_count: 12
category: "Shanling"
url: https://www.desertcart.nz/products/680423004-shanling-cr60-digital-transport-cd-ripper-black
store_origin: NZ
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# 12V DC power option Sanyo HD850 Laser precision Optical, Coaxial & USB outputs Shanling CR60 Digital Transport CD Ripper (Black)

**Brand:** shanling
**Price:** $1008
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 💿 Rip, connect, and elevate your audio game effortlessly.

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Shanling CR60 Digital Transport CD Ripper (Black) by shanling
- **How much does it cost?** $1008 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.nz](https://www.desertcart.nz/products/680423004-shanling-cr60-digital-transport-cd-ripper-black)

## Best For

- shanling enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted shanling brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Precision Laser Tech:** Experience crystal-clear CD reading with the Sanyo HD850 laser for flawless digital ripping.
- • **Effortless CD Ripping:** Rip your favorite CDs directly to USB drives, Shanling portable players, or Android devices with ease.
- • **Compact & Quiet Design:** Sleek, space-saving build that operates whisper-quiet—perfect for your modern workspace or home studio.
- • **Versatile Connectivity:** Seamlessly connect via Optical, Coaxial, or USB outputs to fit your high-end audio setup.
- • **Portable Power Flexibility:** Run your CR60 on standard power or take it mobile with a 12V DC adapter (sold separately).

## Overview

The Shanling CR60 Digital Transport CD Ripper combines high-precision Sanyo HD850 laser technology with versatile output options including Optical, Coaxial, and USB. Designed for audiophiles and professionals, it rips CDs directly to USB drives and supports Shanling portable players and Android devices. Compact and quiet, it offers flexible power options with a 12V DC input, making it a sleek addition to any modern audio setup.

## Description

desertcart.com: Shanling CR60 Digital Transport CD Ripper (Black) : Electronics

Review: Exactly what I was looking for - Works great compact size quiet running
Review: Shanling CR60 CD Transport / Ripper does not work on Margules MS01 Music Server and DAC - After 3-4 days of frustrating back and forth email communication directly with the manufacturer in China about 18 hours later in time from Honolulu, the Shanling CR60 CD transport / ripper was returned because it simply does not work on the Margules MS01 Music Server and DAC. The manufacturer stated that their products are not compatible with it. The incompatibility also applies to its ET3 top-loading CD transport and maybe even the EC3 player. It stated that the way the CR60 transport communicates to DACs is NOT compatible with the connection that the Margules streamer expects (Simple USB CD Drive). However, Margules did not confirm that its MS01 Music Server and DAC only expects a simple USB CD drive. It is unclear whether the CR60 will be compatible with other external DACs / audio streamers that use USB-A inputs. It is also uncertain without input from Margules if its music server is compatible with ANY CD transports or just with CD players. Shanling should provide a list of compatible products just as Spectrum provides a list of approved modems that are compatible with its network. The US distributor for Margules recommended the CR60 apparently without confirming that it worked on its streamer / music server and DAC! Shanling support stated that the default SPDIF output in transport mode will automatically switch to USB-A if it is connected to a compatible external DAC. The company is unwilling to provide a manual switching mechanism for outputs in transport mode like it does in ripper mode so that it can be categorically determined if the CR60 or the external DAC / audio streamer is at fault. An online search reveals that others have had problems with the CR60 in regard to USB-A connectivity, but Shanling stated that it only had 2 such cases and that they were resolved by changing the sequence of connecting cables to the CR60 and external DAC. However, in my case, only one cable connection is required. When I attempted to connect it to my new iMAC, the entire case of the CR60 began to vibrate like an earthquake with the CD spinning inside!! A friend stated that he noticed that another online poster experienced this problem too. It did not vibrate when connected to the Margules audio streamer. It seems ludicrous to me that a manufacturer would rely upon an auto-switching mechanism based upon what the CR60 is connected to. My recommendation to desertcart is that it stop selling these Shanling products until the devices are updated with firmware to correct these apparent shortcomings. I recommended a firmware update, but Shanling stated that it was not necessary.

## Features

- CD Transport function offering Optical Coaxial and USB Output
- CD Ripping function for computers USB Drives Shanling Portable Players and Android devices
- Features Sanyo HD850 Laser and Philips CD Drive
- Includes Remote Control
- SB-C powered with the possibility to run it with 12V DC input (12V adapter purchased separately)

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B0DJ1JV7PV |
| Best Sellers Rank | #62,621 in Electronics ( See Top 100 in Electronics ) #27 in CD Players |
| Customer Reviews | 3.2 3.2 out of 5 stars (37) |
| Date First Available | October 17, 2024 |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Item Weight | 5.3 pounds |
| Item model number | CR60 |
| Manufacturer | SHANLING |
| Package Dimensions | 11.18 x 11.06 x 5 inches |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** SHANLING
- **Color:** Black
- **Connectivity Technology:** coaxial, optical, USB
- **Model Name:** CR60
- **Special Feature:** CD-R/RW Compatible

## Images

![Shanling CR60 Digital Transport CD Ripper (Black) - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/51q1p9JR+XL.jpg)
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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Exactly what I was looking for
*by D***S on June 11, 2025*

Works great compact size quiet running

### ⭐ Shanling CR60 CD Transport / Ripper does not work on Margules MS01 Music Server and DAC
*by E***R on July 9, 2025*

After 3-4 days of frustrating back and forth email communication directly with the manufacturer in China about 18 hours later in time from Honolulu, the Shanling CR60 CD transport / ripper was returned because it simply does not work on the Margules MS01 Music Server and DAC. The manufacturer stated that their products are not compatible with it. The incompatibility also applies to its ET3 top-loading CD transport and maybe even the EC3 player. It stated that the way the CR60 transport communicates to DACs is NOT compatible with the connection that the Margules streamer expects (Simple USB CD Drive). However, Margules did not confirm that its MS01 Music Server and DAC only expects a simple USB CD drive. It is unclear whether the CR60 will be compatible with other external DACs / audio streamers that use USB-A inputs. It is also uncertain without input from Margules if its music server is compatible with ANY CD transports or just with CD players. Shanling should provide a list of compatible products just as Spectrum provides a list of approved modems that are compatible with its network. The US distributor for Margules recommended the CR60 apparently without confirming that it worked on its streamer / music server and DAC! Shanling support stated that the default SPDIF output in transport mode will automatically switch to USB-A if it is connected to a compatible external DAC. The company is unwilling to provide a manual switching mechanism for outputs in transport mode like it does in ripper mode so that it can be categorically determined if the CR60 or the external DAC / audio streamer is at fault. An online search reveals that others have had problems with the CR60 in regard to USB-A connectivity, but Shanling stated that it only had 2 such cases and that they were resolved by changing the sequence of connecting cables to the CR60 and external DAC. However, in my case, only one cable connection is required. When I attempted to connect it to my new iMAC, the entire case of the CR60 began to vibrate like an earthquake with the CD spinning inside!! A friend stated that he noticed that another online poster experienced this problem too. It did not vibrate when connected to the Margules audio streamer. It seems ludicrous to me that a manufacturer would rely upon an auto-switching mechanism based upon what the CR60 is connected to. My recommendation to Amazon is that it stop selling these Shanling products until the devices are updated with firmware to correct these apparent shortcomings. I recommended a firmware update, but Shanling stated that it was not necessary.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Good transport and ripper if you have a DAC; cumbersome play mode
*by M***W on March 17, 2025*

Excellent for what it is: A simple high-quality digital transport and ripper. It does not convert to analog. You feed optical or coax to an external DAC. In my case a Wiim Ultra. Works great for this purpose. I tried the ripper mode too and it works perfect. Stick a USB flash drive in the back, flip the switch to ripper mode, any disc you put in gets ripped and written as .wav files. You will have to process them get metadata or convert to mp3, but there are many ways to do that. My only real complaint is that when you close the drawer the ripper mode auto rips, but the play mode doesn't auto play (you have to hit the play button). Not a huge deal, but a strange inconsistency. Also, you can't just press play after the drawer closes. You have to wait until the the unit is done "reading". So every time you want to play a disc, you have to stand in front of the unit for five seconds waiting, then press the tiny play button. Seems like Shanling missed the main use case for a CD player. Most CD players I can remember going back to the 80's got this right.

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*Last updated: 2026-03-12*