CD player for my system

Let me try and be a bit more clear - I'm not asking for everybody's favorite CDP in my price range. I am looking for recommendations for MY system. So let me be a bit more specific:

Speakers: Monitor Audio Silver S6 - metal dome tweeeter and ceramic coated alloy cones give it a fast response, but also make it brighter

Amplification: Currently running my source through a higher end Integar receiver, but will likely switch to a decent integrated for 2 ch after getting my CDP, so any recommendations should take this into account (both quality wise and $$ - trade-off between CDP and integrated). I will likely look at a tube integrated, which should soften the speakers a bit.

Now, if anyone wants to rave about how good or bad they thought the Audio Analogue Maestro is, please do - i can't find much info on this player.

Thanks again,

Since you plan on replacing everything after you get your cdp, what is the purpose of your post? You start with the source and go from there. Naturally we are going to give you our favorites. Your system, from what you're saying, is a temporary thing. I give up. Good luck, you'll need it.... peace, warren

Audio Analogue Maestro, over priced items. I saw review (Hi Fi Choice? What Hi Fi? Hi Fi News? which gave a 3 stars (out of 5) rating on this player.

Mbutler-seems a bit rich you asking for the best CD player in your system when you are going to change that very system.
I think the two posts prior to your follow up replied to specific points you made.
Nobody can safely supply the information you are looking for unless they have exactly the same system.
You did post "any thoughts".
Sorry for trying to help.

I appreciate the help on the previous responses. I guess the problem was more me not asking the right questions. So let me try again: what CDP will go well with my speakers, given that I will likely be adding a new integrated amp to go with it in the future?

Should the CDP tend towards the warm side to balance out the brightness of the metal cones and tweeter, or should this be done by a integrated tube amp? The CDP doesn't need to have incredible bass extension because I prefer my speakers ported to give a tighter response, which gives away some of the low end. Also, the player should take advantage of the quickness of my speakers (which they sometimes sacrifice some subtlety for). I tend to listen to rock and jazz, but have been lsitening to more latin music lately (hence, rhythm is important).

I am thinking the Nova would be good, but may result in too bright a system. Do people agree? The Naim would be be fast and rhythmic, but could it sound too aggressive? I have heard that the CD5 is warmer than some other Naim gear, so could it be forgiving? The Jupiter would probably be warmer, but without the rhythm and pace of the other two. But the cheaper price could mean a better integrated. People love the Ayre and the Prima, but would they match my objectives?

hopefully this post is better. I apologize, I am new to Audiogon.