Need recommendation for CD transport (not Cambridge)


I’m trying out the Cambridge CXC transport, and so far, have not been happy with it.
It mistracks (skips) at the end of CDs (which I assume is just my unit, maybe it’s not a design flaw).
But, also, it’s not programmable and it interacts noisily with my Gungnir Multibit (Yes, I understand the Gungy is noisy by itself, but the pause control on the Cambridge exacerbates the problem.)
So, I’ll probably return the Cambridge if I can find another one, not too expensive with better features.
Any recommendations?
128x128rvpiano

I have the exact same combination.

The lack of direct track access irritates me.  The lack of different displays of time (overall, remaining) irritates me.  And the crazy clicking on pause certainly irritates me.

Not a hint of mistracking though.  The Gungnir will click with various transports, not just the Cambridge, depending on how they handle the digital signal when they are set on pause.

At the price point, there are precious few alternatives.  Audio Advisor steered me away from the Pro-ject model.  A more expensive used/discontinued model is probably the way to go.

Twoleftears:

Since I’m still in the trial period, I’m seriously considering returning the Cambridge and going with the Cyrus.
The Cambridge does produce excellent results, but the flaws you mention are hard to live with on a longtime basis. 
I don’t know if I want to spend three times the price for the Cyrus, though. How much  better will it sound on my system? And, it still might caterwaul on pause, one of my main concerns.
The mistracking on the Cambridge is very aggravating, even though I can probably get a new, properly functioning unit.

Still pondering!
Just found a demo model of the Cyrus transport on Analog Seduction for only a couple hundred dollars more than the Cambridge.  Was just about to buy it new, when i happened to see the bargain section.
Am returning the Cambridge.
Itzhak:

Thanks for the recommendation. 
Audio Advisor wants $1599.00 for it.
Analogue Seduction a few hundred less, new.