Advice on CD transport

@hilde45 I did the Dynamat tweak and I got good results from it.

A $20 sheet of Dynamat (Amazon) took care of both of my CD players; and, I've got enough left over to do at least one more CD player. The video is right about being careful where you where install the mat; so, take your time and think it through if you do it.

Very interested in the rumor that Schitt is developing a transport. where did you hear that?

J.Chip

The Schiit rumors have been around for a little while, and I'm also very interested. I wonder what the price will be, though I suspect it will be very reasonable.

I'm currently using an Audiolab 6000 CDT, which I purchased only after reading a number of reviews on it and the Cambridge CXC. The Audiolab received better reviews, and so far I'm very satisfied.  

Have had Cambridge Audio CXC for a couple of years. No DAC, transport only. I’m using the DAC in my Parasound Halo P5. I also use it with Cambridge DACMagic plus. 

OK here it is,  I have heard and compared most of what has been recommended above.  The Electrocompaniet One Up is an excellent player and transport. You can probably find an older model for $1K.  Next would be the Nano transport.  It is a tiny thing but has excellent sound.  I purchased one for $400 when it first came out.  Not sure how much they are not.  You can upgrade the wall wart to a better one which will offer improved sound also.  The other ones suggested above did not pass our listening tests a number of years back in direct comparison. The Rega Saturn was also nice for the runner up.

For older models look for a Metronome CDP or Audiomeca Mephisto transport.  They produce some of the best sound that I have heard but they are old and prats may not be available any longer.

Happy Listening.