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good quality multi-disc CDP?

I have an Emotiva ERC-1 CDP whic I like a lot. It's been my first entry into quality audio, and step up from "box store" electronics.
The audio quality is definitely excellent, IMO, certainly I'm happy with it.
The only thing is I really miss having a multi-disc player. I find it inconvenient to have to replace the CD after each play.

Can anyone suggest a good quality multi-disk CDP, or even transport? Something like 5-6 discs would be fine. I'm looking for high quality but, don't necessarily need reference quality.

Any suggestions out there? Budget is $500, or thereabouts.

Thx,
Rob
albireo13
albireo13 OP
78 posts
 
OK .. I'm a bit discouraged and am thinking that maybe it's the right time to invest in a digital music server. The thing is, I want a basic, easy to use system that is not "overkill" with features. High quality 2-ch audio is what I want. I don't want to build my own from a pcs or Mac-mini.
Advice or suggestions would be appreciated.

Thx,
Rob
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jedinite24
1,503 posts
 
Hi Rob

How about the Adcom GCD-700 CDP? I've read about many users who have praised the sound of this player. It is an older model but a good one. It can be found time to time here on A'gon for way below your budget.
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swampwalker
5,138 posts
 
The best changer I have ever heard is the CAL CL-10 which is very good as is w 20 bit DAC, but also has digital out if you want to use a newer, hi-rez DAC. They are a bit long in the tooth, but there are replacement parts available at Approved Audio in Bantam, CT. If the Pioneer or Sony 300 disk changers have digital out, then combined w a good DAC, they might be an option, IF parts are available. With a changer of any type, there are a lot more moving parts to wear out, as well as the laser and electronics.
goblue711
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Second the Adcom GCD-700 player.
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