Good sounding carrousel cd player??

And then there is the venerable CAL CL-10, which is a very nice sounding CDP on its own, with rapid change for random play and a variety of digital outs when you want to go up to the very best. Of course, my opinion may be biased somewhat by the CL-10 I have for sale ;~).

I'll second the Cal Labs CL-10. I don't think you will find a better sounding carrousel player.

Yep, I agree with the 2 guys above me. I compared the CL-10 to the Rotel RCC-1055 I posted about previously. The CL-10 is better made, has a smoother carousel mechanism, and sounds better, although, the disply on the CL-10 is antiquated. And, the CL-10 is scarce as it is no longer made because Cal Lab has folded up.

I have an old Parasound 5-disc player that I thought was by far the best sound of any I tested. I think it is a great buy used for about $250. I have had mine for 5 years and it is still running great. I have a Meridian 588 which is awesome but for parties and events I still use the Parasound.

The Aiwa X37, uses the same transport as the Wadia...(Teac), as least that is what I am told.