Budget CD player with USB input


I'm looking to put together a small system which will at times be used by my daughter when she practices music.  I need a CD player that has a USB input, but I'm looking to keep the cost low and the sound quality of the analog output high.

I'm not looking for anything ridiculous, something like NAD, Marantz, Rotel, etc.  Ideally $400 or less, and less is better.  Any thoughts?
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second the Yamaha.  I have bought a bd-s677 (blu-ray, dsd, usb, wifi, $250) and I was more than impressed.  The sound in direct comparison with my msb dac (link iii) was much much better, better imaging, more natural.
The Japanese have been back in the mid-fi/hi-fi for some time.
OK, I'm digging the Yamaha recommendation.  Is there a matching integrated that kicks ass more than say a Marantz 6005 or NAD 326bee?
Actually there are a few, IMO.  For the record, I do like the NAD amps but have no experience with the Marantz integrateds.

I have the all analog Yamaha A-S1000(48.5lbs) and absolutely love it.  It will run you about $1200.00 on the new market and $999.99 refurbished with warranty.

http://www.accessories4less.com/make-a-store/item/yamas1000bl/yamaha-a-s1000-140-watt-stereo-integra...

Yamaha also offers other integrated amps with built in DAC which do come in at lower price points, new and refurbished.  A-S501, A-S701, A-S801.

http://www.accessories4less.com/make-a-store/category/integratedamp/home-audio/receivers-amps/integr...

Bill