Onkyo cd player c7000r problems full#

Wiring in the world.I know that becouse my Power cable wich I replaced with some other shilded cables,and the internal wiring,which I replac,ed with VanDenHul-cs-18,Wich is probably some of the best

The only thing I dont like,is the ordinary It's a nice looking hi-end product,and the build quality makes you thing it costДЄt least twice of the price.Maybe there is better machines for the price,I will soon compare it with my friends Marantz-14 Musical pressentation with most of the recordings,of every instrument,but olso plays nice with big classical simfonies. Price,i upgraded the sistem with this Denon s10-II(couldnt afford s-1)and it seems that it's going to sing for a longer period.Clean,clear,articulate sound.The bass is deep and controlled,the focus is excelent.It has a wonderfool, Which is probably one of the best for the Great cd player.After having the Rotel-971 Not really critic on the cable topic and he's cheap on the used market.

Onkyo cd player c7000r problems full#

He will just need a good chain to express at his full potential. I'm listening IDM, Metal, Rock, Blues, Classic, World Music, Traditionnal music, and a lot more, and he's good on everything. The player works incredibly well on singer. The highs are excellent and on high level, there is nothing much to write about it. It's precise without beeing analytic, and it's not pushed forward. On this player, everything since the low medium seem to be much easyer to identify. This is an audiophonic trick, that is although used by some others, for giving a better audible medium. It's a tight, natural controlled bass on a level around-2db of the rest of the frequencies. No problem, you will hear plenty of them, but it's not forward, it's not boomy. The bass is set up to be a little bit lower. 250$ for an accuphase level player was, for me, a very good deal.ДЄs mentionned before, the player is not totally perfect/neutral. What pleased me the most is that this player is nearly unknown and so, the prices on the used market are really cheap. He was sturdy built, has the same sense of detail, was dynamic too. Although, he's difficult to find used.ДЄnd the Denon DCD-S10ii, that was not that neutral than the Accuphase, but so incredibly less that it's flirting everytime with the limit of psycho-accustic. The Exposure 3010 was although a very good one, but his overall quality was worse than the two other and the service in my land is not as good as the two others.

Even a used one would easily cost more than 2'500$. The Accuphase DP-400, because of his neutrality and natural sound in every situation. I had many good players on this test, and with exception of the Naim, no one was really that 'worser' than the others.ДЄtfter two years of intensive listening, three players was above the others in my preference I give to them. The result is send to a pair of PMC Fact8 speakers. I'm using a very revealing hifi chain in form of an Accuphase C-2110 preamp, on a Restek Event power amp. I'm somebody that likes a realistic restitution, or, at least, the nearest to that is putted by the sound engineer on the disc. During those tests, I tried out different Accuphase Players like the DP-400, DP-410, DP-500, a Moon By Simaudio 260D, a Luxman D-05, one Onkyo C-7000R, two exposure (CD-3010 and CD-2010), different Nad players, some bad Naim stuff (CD 5Si), a Yamaha CD-S2000 and S-3000, a few Cambridge players, some pre-bankrupcy Technics and this Denon. This player was chosen after intesive tests in a professionnal recording studio. I don't simply runned the first store and bought the first player that I saw, no. I bought this CD Player as replacement of my old NAD C521i.