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The only reason why I put the single disc up there is that Ive been done the changer route and Im so happy with the single disc it totaly out weighs the multiple disc plus's,:cool: " He who dies with the most equipment wins Right ? "
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Deadof_knight wrote:The only reason why I put the single disc up there is that Ive been done the changer route and Im so happy with the single disc it totaly out weighs the multiple disc plus's,Audio: Polk S15 * Polk S35 * Polk S10 * SVS SB-1000 Pro
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Onkyo also makes a solid 6 disc changer, the DX-C390. I have it in the kids HT system so they can load up a bunch of CD's and hit random play. Solid mechanism and doesn't sound too bad either. I have an older Onkyo Integra version of this player that I have had since about 1994 and it still works and sounds great.DKG999
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Deadof_knight wrote:The only reason why I put the single disc up there is that Ive been done the changer route and Im so happy with the single disc it totaly out weighs the multiple disc plus's,
That's nice, but I've got a couple of excellent single disc CDPs (comparable to the Rega) that I rarely use because I've got CD Changers that are just as good and outweight the benefits of the single disc players.Halo wrote:Thats :cool: but this isn't about you
Bingo. He wants a changer and has a budget so a suggestion of a single disc CDP 2-3 times his budget really isn't doing HIM any good."Just because youre offended doesnt mean youre right." - Ricky Gervais
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Halo wrote:I've heard that the Denon changers were not so great. Between the two I'd go for the ES.
I have never heard the newest Denon changer but I've had a lot of experience with it's predecessors. I've actually owned the SCD C2000ES. I would go with the Sony between the two. Better built and better sounding than the earlier Denons. I paid less than $300 for mine but the company I bought it from no longer sells Sony consumer stuff. They can be had for a little over $300 from several online sellers."Just because youre offended doesnt mean youre right." - Ricky Gervais
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thanks guys, then I'll go for the sonyShoot the jumper.....................BALLIN.............!!!!!
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strider wrote:
I have this changer. I wouldn't place in the class of a Sony ES, but it's not bad at all. However, $120 is a bit steep as I paid $60 for mine 2 years ago with the same accessories.