CD players = dead?

John this are my set up.                                                 My main set up Andra Eggleston Speakers Cerious technololy  speaker cables , preamp art audio, CD players Ah tube marantz and Sacd 8005 CD players , DAC Schiit Gumby MB, digital cable D60 Kimber , interconnects Teo audio GC , HF Reveal ic, musical fidelity mono supercharger 550,                                                                          My second system Tekton impact monitor, Viva 300B tube integrated, Yamaha cd s1000. Sacd, using as transport as well with my Denafrips Ares Dac, Cables Nordost Heimdall speaker cables, Teo ultra ic, Teo GC,Kimber pc , with Vpi tt, Jolida phono pre.                                                   Third System.   Plinius Sa100 amp, audio research preamp tube , Mit ic, VD nite pc, Dac peachtree DAC it, Cambridge transport silver star dig cable by black cat, speakers synthetic marble Norh 9?  Speakers cables homemade four diff kinds, wharfedale Sub.                             Fourth system.                                                       Diapason Adamantes alternate with Technics single driver, wharfedale 10.1 , Omega rs8 and 3i.speaker cable Clear Day, Dac Teac 301, cd sacd player Sony carouselNC 555es, amp Norh monoblocks , Ic Cerious Technology Graphene , Digital cable Crystal cable...PC costum power cord model 11, 

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I have been reading a lot of reviewers lately re-discovering CD playback after getting used to streaming DACs and they all say that they're surprised at how much more solid the CD's sound (depending on the quality of CD of course) so no, not dead. Here's a tip- find an old Sony DVD like the DVP-S 7700 on ebay for less than $100 and you'll be amazed at how good it sounds. Trust me.