SACD Players

I've had the McIntosh MCD85 for two years and am really pleased with the CD and SACD performance.  Not sure if the retro MCD chrome will match your set up but it is a classic look.

One thing to note; the availability of SACDs is limited; several good sources have been previously noted on this site.  Also, not all SACDs are created equal.  Some rival the warmth and detail of vinyl, others just sound similar to a CD version.

Also, I use the MCD85 more for streaming than SACDs.  I prefer the MDC85 DAC, so I have my Marantz NA6005 connected to the MDC85 optical input.  Output to my McIntosh MA352 IA is via balanced cables.  I find this set up to give me optimal streaming sound quality.  

Magnetar universal players are basically the successor to Oppo. I believe the company was founded by the Oppo engineers that designed their UDPs. Their menus are identical to Oppo and you can either play the SACD with the internal DAVs or use them as transports to export the DSD over HDMI to a DAC such as the Bryston DAC3

I like Pioneer Elite line.

https://www.stereophile.com/hirezplayers/515/index.html

Thank you everyone for your feedback and advice. Since I already own and love the MA5300 integrated amp, I have opted to stay within the Mcintosh ecosystem.  I ended up purchasing a preowned MCT500. This is the easiest and the most straight forward way for me to send raw DSD layer from SACD using the DIN cable.

I should be receiving it over the weekend and report back. 

@risammie

The beauty of going with PS Audio, is that they are one of a very few who can transfer the DSD layer from their transport to their upgradable DAC.  Most others have to use a built in DAC that can be of poor quality.

All the best.