Help with choosing a CD transport


Hi Folks. I'd like your opinions on CD transports that are "Affordable" and or may be unusual choices. I have an Oppo 93 that I like a lot. When ithe 93 got sick for a while I picked up an Audiolab 6000 CDT. The Audiolab is a really nice unit once I got used to slot loading. Good sound and is heavy and apparently well built. I've run it constantly for weeks. My problem is the 93 sounds a little better. My system has some extra exuberance and the Audiolab exacerbates that. It' just a bigger relaxation factor with the 93. 
I wonder if there are some other blue ray players out there or CD players that also offer good performance as a CD transport. The 6000 was $550. In retrospect I could have gotten a pretty food CD player and used it as a transport all things being equal. Sony has some blue ray players with digital coax out for $100. Might be a sleeper.
I have considered the Cambridge transport but if you look at the on line reviews for Cambridge equipment they seem to have more than their share of reliability problems. I auditioned their stereo receiver and it was DOA. Had to get a replacement. 
Any ideas, opinions or suggestions. Thanks in advance. 
fredcdobbs
Take a look at a pre-owned Oppo 105. They're available for around $1,000. 
Get a JVC XV-N310 DVD player and use its digital output jack. They can be found on eBay for around $25! Excellent sound quality - it gets ALL the 0's and 1's to your DAC of choice . And has an excellent 24-bit ladder-type chip set built-in for playing CDs. I have one in use! Why spend more?
The JVC XV-N310 DVD player sounds astonishingly good playing CDs! Must be its internal 24-bit ladder-type chip set! Now if it only cost four-figures ...