advice on adding dac to old cd ?


I have the upgrade bug but not lots of cash,so I have been checking out dac's for sale on the different sites. My cd is a single disc JVC from 89 (jvc444).It has always served me well and still works great.I have owned a NAD and a Technics and this one sounds better.Would I be better off buying a current player such as cambridge 4 or adding a used DAC for a similar amount of coin.I did get to hear a rather exspensive Pioneer 6-pack in my system and the bass seemed deeper and smoother but it skipped so i dumped it.I have read a lot about Pioneer's transport being well rated so how much of the sound quality comes from the transport? I am pretty happy with the rest of the system. thanks AR 07 int. amp Tara labs interconcet on cd Energy 5.1 energy esm-2 Philips 212/ v15 IV bi-wire 10 GA no-name speaker wire.
madog
Have you upgraded yet? If not, go to www.msbtech.com and order one of their $395 DACs. It comes with a 30 day return option so you really have no risk. If you have a 10 year old CD player, I would be shocked if you did not here a significant improvement. I added one to a brand new Philips recorder and the difference was stunning in all areas. If you don't think so, send it back. Regarding Fotopres advice below, I have read several of his posts and it seems that he spends more time reading and writing about equipment than listening to it. Do yourself a favor try the MSB and trust your ears.
musical fidelity is your best bet. it's reasonably priced and sound great too!if you can afford, also try jitter filter device, like monarchy dip.it would make a big difference. good luck.