cdp's you had glitches with

Bartokfan, I agree with you,by informing us which cdp that has issue,is a service to all of us .I almost bought Shanling,but reading here I did find some owners who are encountering minor glitches,So I decided to do more research,I end up buying, SonyModwright9000es,And I never look back.This save me a lot of money,time,and headache.I seldom post here now,I dont have time,Iam busy listening to my music..Thanks

i'm only reporting

but,

I won;t mention any names

If both statements were true, then what exactly do you have to say? But then again you did mention Bluenote, Cayin and Cary.

there are coverups going on

I'll only start to take you seriously when you begin calling for a Congressional investigation?

Mine was a Rega Jupiter(2000). I have never had a CDP that would skip from footfall or bass feedback. Although Steve Lauerman, importer at the time did send me a complete new player, it did the same and I traded it in on an Ikemi at another Rega dealer.

Shanling CDT 100, it never read CD's well, now it has to be turned off and on to read a new CD. Sounds nice though.
On the other hand, I had a Copland 206? I can't remember, for 4 years before that and now it has had incredible abuse from my son for 3 years, never a moments problem with it.

A glitch, how about a death. An Audio Aero prima early edition non upsampling maybe 5 years old whose transport died and cost more than player. Now a 3 year old Jolida100A whose electronics are fine but the tray slips slightly out of position. Jolida just says send it in we'll discuss rates later. My dealer pal says they only do one repair which is the replacement of the whole transport. I think I'll just put it back in place with a miniscule amount of potent adhesive and save or sell it. It sounds great when the tray is gently adjusted. As for Junk my Sony 5 cd player from the 80s would qualify for worst sounding Cd player I have endured. To think that a $40 universal kicks it's tail all over nowadays.