I supppose I could call Denon and see if they have any info on older units. Basically I'm just frustrated that I can't find more true specs that will make or break the deal. For example I found a nice manufacture refurbished Teac CD-P1260 for $87Īnother option I can go with is a slightly used Onkyo C-7030 for $133, which is a lot more than I really want to pay, but it looks like a heck of a unit and has gotten good reviews. Other makes don't, but it's a design thing, not a defective thing. Again, the clicking, in particular in Onkyos, is normal. Except now when I beat on it, it does no good. Recently the same thing has been happening. Whenever it did that, I would just bang on it with my fist. Then, a couple years ago, I'd turn it on and it would switch on/off repeatedly. 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. If on a source, and the source doesn't change, it is NOT normal for a relay to click unless there's an interruption of the signal, it changes and/or the receiver is not configured correctly. So, many years ago my brother gave me his Onkyo receiver (probably 2001-02ish) and it's always worked fine.
ONKYO CD PLAYER CLICKING NOISE SERIES
My other option.and it comes down to finances, is to just take the plunge and buy a new or slightly used modern deck. Onkyo introduced the C-7000R CD player to their new reference hi-fi series component line styled after the companys 1980 stereo classic models.
ONKYO CD PLAYER CLICKING NOISE PLUS
So my big question is,what year did company's start making CD players that were able to play regular CD's plus CDR's and CDRWs? I also worry about the age of some of these units, which can average 20-25 years old. Nice Onkyo DX 1400 Stereo CD Player Single Compact Disc 18 Bit Made in Japan | eBayĪt least on this page the seller claims it will play CDR's and CDRW's, however I cannot confirm that anywhere on the internet, and I'd hate to buy it and find out it will only play regular CD's. Another possibility is a nice-looking Onkyo: However the seller did not leave many details about the product and I can't find much information on it on the internet. The Denon I found is here: Denon DCD 1100 Single CD Player w Remote | eBay I'd like to get either a Denon or an Onkyo and have found some decent looking ones that I can buy fairly cheaply. I'll add a no frills cassette player later on, but right now I'm concerned that if I buy a more vintage single CD player off eBay, that it will play at least CDR's and CDRW's.
So far I have a Yamaha RXV-493 reciever that's a real workhorse and some decent Cerwen Vega speakers. i cant stand noisy mechanisms and simon g has gradually tried lots of cd players and always mentions any that are noisy. While a service shop may not even want to tackle such a unit, it is quite possible that damage is minimal - even for a CD player. 192 kHz/24-Bit Audio DAC and Direct Digital Path Frequency. I have never heard of a component CD player being dropped or rained on. Plays Audio CDs, MP3-Encoded CDs, CD-R/RWs, Digital filter 352.8 kHz. Dimensions (W x H x D):17 1/8 inch x 5 3/16 inch x 17 1/16 inch.
I'm putting together a small audio system in my bedroom and I want it to be somewhat vintage. Remove and replace 5 CDs as one continues to play.
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