Onkyo DXC390 6 Disc CD Player
by Onkyo
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Customer Review: pleased with purchased was replacing a dxc390 with new one
Summary: 5 Stars
pleased with product and purchase was replacing cd player with new version of same thingCustomer Review: great player great value
Summary: 5 Stars
this player has done a great job and sound is excellent for a great priceCustomer Review: henry
Summary: 4 Stars
I gave this one 4 stars only because there are better cd players out there like everything else it also comes with a price tag!and i would rather put my money into great speakers.The advise i have gotten from some pros."is to put my money into great speakers,after all that is what your going to hear and spend alittle less on the rest"... 30/70 or 40/60 the speakers being the higher of the two.My budget was $800.00 and spent $500.00 for my speakers,the pros where right great sound system.
This is a very good player for the money(bought mine from jr music,been very happy dealing with them for along time free shipping and also gave me a price break on some head phones i had already bought and then went on sale).This player works great with avg. cds,i think some people try and play mp3s and so on is why they have trouble(for me anyway i would rather have a better recording than try to save money by recording it myself).I have had mine for 2 months now and have had no worries and have just bought a 2nd for my father which he has had his for 2 weeks now and its still up and running which is saying something right there (he can be hard on somethings when he is first learning how to use them).I have mine hooked to the ONKYO 8211 with 4 energy C-3s speakers i couldnt be happier at the price i paid for all of it.
Customer Review: Sound Quality Superb; Build Quality So-So
Summary: 4 Stars
I have two of these cd players and can, thus, attest to the complete hit-or-miss quality as to build between units. One operates perfectly without a single flaw, even after eight months of regular operation. The other has a poltergeist inside of it that often prohibits the changer from playing one disc after another or letting random play play more than three or four songs before stopping and occasionally making an unfortunate clunk in the physical rotation of the cd platter (although, it has yet to fail a year and a half after heavy play). Nevertheless, I would readily purchase another, without a single hesitation. Why? The sound quality cannot be beat in any price-comparable units. The rest of my audio gear is high-end, specialized equipment. Cds I do not bother with audiophile gear because they function as background music, not for close-listening enjoyment. But, I know what good sound is and I still want it to sound good. The Onkyo changer has a sound quality that rivals entry level audiophile players that begin at the $500 mark. So, if you want superior sound cheaply, take the risk with this player.Customer Review: Reliable 6 CD tray!
Summary: 4 Stars
I've given this poor machine intensive, 16/24 hs usage since I bought it, and I only had to take it to the repair shop once. The laser broke down, repair wasn't cheap, but I suppose it happens with all brands. Thus, I don't take any "stars" for that.
Support for not very well known brands (in the developing world) like Onkyo is absent, but thankfully Sony services can fix them properly. "Made in Japan" :)!
I like the fact of being able to change most CDs while listening, the sound quality is grea, maybe the opening slot for the CD tray could have a tighter door for not letting any dust in, but, as usual, Onkyo just delivers.
The RCA connections made some noise some time ago, it just ruined everything... After hours of tampering and changing of amplifier, cables, speakers, I made sure it was it, opened it (there's not much to be seen), then handmade some "guide" for the cable not bending and voila, the noise went away.
I'm sure it would have taken less time for a tech-savy user, but it did break some "romantic moments"... That's why I took 1 star.