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Best sounding and reliable CD changer?

I would like to hear from others here on AudiogoN what you have experienced with higher quality CD changers.

Looking for sonic quality and reliablility.

I may use with an outboard DAC for improved sonic qualities.

I do have a highend single player, but sometimes it would be nice to put on a few CDs on shuffle when I am busy and would like to have decent music that is convienient.

Thankd
whatjd
isochronism
2,893 posts
 
I believe Elizabeth currently runs about five changers.
There is nothing like an experienced woman!
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pbnaudio
1,614 posts
 
Why hot just load your CDs into a iMac, use iTunes combined with Audionirvana Plus, into a outboard DAC, it does not get more convenient than that, and a heck of a lot better sounding that any CD changer.

Good Listening

Peter
joekapahulu
251 posts
 
The only good ones I ever heard were from Rotel and Marantz. I dont think they make it any more...either company.That was probably 5 years ago. My wife has the same pov for when she listens to music so I looked awhile back instead of a single player and couldnt find anything. In fact, if you do find something please post it here:-) I still have an old TEAC I got from COSTCo which is just ok. I keep it in line so she can use it. One of the reasons I am looking for better network player as she also likes Spotify, playing off her Ipad, etc. Good to keep her happy so I can buy more stuff.
jl35
4,058 posts
 
With a DAC try the Onkyo DX390. I have read the Integra equivalent is better but haven't heard it. My Onkyo's been running for years...
jl35
4,058 posts
 
It's the Onkyo DX-C390
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