Attn Vinyl lovers - what CD Player do you use?

A Prima Luna CD-8 (when it's working) with Phillips & Mullard NOS tubes. Even better than (I'm committing heresy here) than my analog end (which, to be fair is 30+ years old)... Amazing sound stage, deep and tight bass, detailed yet mellifluous mids and a clean, precise treble... All in all, the most analog-sounding CD player I've ever heard in its price range ($3K)... but again with the-when-it's working caveat... Mine's in the shop for the second time in two years for repair. The Dutch engineering design is superb... the Chinese manufacturing perhaps less so, notwithstanding the fact that, from the outside it looks and feels very solidly built.

McIntosh MCD500 - a very lush, analogue sounding digital player.

Jyprez "CD's are so yesterday."

Haha that's what they said about vinyl 30 years ago. Physical media rules!

EMM XDS 1 V.2.

Replaced a spectacular and one of kind VSE modified Sony 5400 (balanced output stage and Uber Clock).

Just starting to come to terms with the EMM unit, but on first impressions, gorgeous! Detailed, big rich tonality, dynamic. Piano is uncanny.
Nothing analytical or cold here. Very nice. Looking forward to some comparisons with the vinyl rig, but as good as the VSE Sony was, the EMM is at a whole other level. It's not incremental.

REGA ISIS Valve cdp

a Goliath killer...