#Onkyo cd player problems series#

In keeping with the zero-tolerance approach to interference, digital circuitry and analog circuitry are physically separated, and you have the choice of operating the C-7000R in either digital-only or analog-only mode. All of this highly sensitive componentry is housed in anti-vibration casing, with separate aluminum panels for the top, front, and sides. To ensure minimal signal interference, the C-7000R employs a thermally regulated high-precision clock, PLL ultra-low jitter technology, and a new circuit board construction. The C-7000R brings together features and refinements to bring the very best out of your audio CDs and CD-R/RWs, and even any MP3- or WMA-encoded discs you may have made on your computer.

#Onkyo cd player problems series#

If you're an audiophile like me and care about cd sound quality, you owe it to yourself to check out the Onkyo DX-C390 cd player.Onkyo introduced the C-7000R CD player to their new reference hi-fi series component line styled after the company's 1980 stereo classic models. I promise you won't be disappointed!Р В РІР‚СњР В РІР‚С›nyway, I'm finished gushing. If you're an audiophile like me and care about cd sound quality, you owe it to yourself to check out the Onkyo DX-C390 cd player. That AccuPulse d/a converter Onkyo uses really must be something!Р В РІР‚СњР В РІР‚С›nyway, I'm finished gushing. I'm not saying that the little Onkyo (referring to price not size.) betters those expensive players in all areas, the Sony for example had greater solidity and went deeper in the bass, the Denon had more treble detail, etc., but for $200 you get a player that spreads its strenghts evenly across the board and has no obvious weakness! Remarkable for any cd player, much less one as inexpensive as this. I can honestly say that overall this $200 Onkyo sounds as good as any of them. I've owned several high-end cd players including a Sony X77ES (retail $1700), a Rotel 970BX (retail $600), a Denon DCD-3000 (retail $1200) just to name a few. I'm hearing things on my cd's that I didn't know were there! Wow! This is the best cd sound I've had in my system for ages! The bass goes deep and bounces along joyously! The treble is delicate and non-fatiquing. I normally don't buy those extended warranties but I am glad I did for this CD player because 6th Ave has to keep me supplied with a CD player for the next 3 years now.

I paid 170 for the CD changer and then 30 for the extended warranty. Otherwise, stay away from Onkyo and 6th Ave, both for quality and service. I will give this CD player 1 star because I remember liking it when I first had it. I am very dissapointed with the company for thelength of time that it took to fix it, but also the quality of the CD player. It took over 9 months to get this CD player fixed. The CD player should be the last thing to break in a system. Maybe it was how it was fixed, but this CD player is not cutting it for me. Now that I have gotten it fixed, it is a very obnoxious CD player because I can always hear the CDs changing or the CDs while they are playing. It took so long to get the player fixed that I can't remember how it sounded when I first got it.

I can't quite remember how it sounded, but I remember that I liked it when I first had it. My particular CD player worked for roughly a month before saying 'NO DISC' every time I tried to use it.