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Скроменый эксперт
26.12.2013
10/10
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Великолепно
Good price and well made. It has been on my shelf with constant
use for several years without negative incident. I would highly
recommend it.
use for several years without negative incident. I would highly
recommend it.
Скроменый эксперт
18.12.2013
8/10
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Хорошо
Easily installed, connected to. ZVOX sound box , which separately doubles as the flat screen sound system, for me is more then adequate sound through my listening area.
Скроменый эксперт
27.12.2013
10/10
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Великолепно
ALWAYS HAD ONKYO EQUIPMENT WAS A PREFECT MATCH ONLY ONE REMOTE TO USE BOUGHHT IS REFURBISHED SAVED ALOT OF CASH
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08.12.2013
10/10
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Великолепно
An excellent CD player.crystal clear sound.good bass response.for the price it can't be beat.highly recommended for critical listeners.5 stars. Great.
Скроменый эксперт
02.12.2013
10/10
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Великолепно
Excellent quality player ,love the colour and matches in well with the amplifier . Sound reproduction is second to none , I very pleased with the item.
Скроменый эксперт
05.12.2013
8/10
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Хорошо
I've had this for years now and have never had a problem with it. Works like a dream. Finally had to change the batteries in the remote.
Скроменый эксперт
23.10.2013
2/10
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Ужасно
I probably played all together 20 cds on it, and now it doesn't work anymore. The buttons are frozen, the remote is useless for this problem. I had it in the shop a couple of times, the guy said he can't fix it, something wrong with the circuit board. My advice: don't buy it!
Скроменый эксперт
22.10.2013
2/10
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Ужасно
I thought this would be a good cd player, but after less than two years of service it broke. Of course it is out of warranty, so... on to the next one. When did ONKYO begin to manufacture these mediocre products? No more ONKYO for me.
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13.11.2013
10/10
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Великолепно
The Onkyo DXC390 6 Disc CD Player is a superb product.
I received total optimum electronic satisfaction with this product.
I received total optimum electronic satisfaction with this product.
Скроменый эксперт
05.10.2013
10/10
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Великолепно
We had used the cd player to our music system; which is about 12 years old, so much it finally quit working. So we bought another one - it is very easy to use - love that it holds six cds. I would recommend it to anyone who enjoys great music.
Скроменый эксперт
11.07.2013
8/10
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Хорошо
I purchased this cd player from Amazon, used. I have in the past, been very happy buying some electronic products used, so I took the chance. I have been using this player for about 2 weeks and I am very happy with it's performance. Unlike the Teac cd play I have been happily using for the last 10 years, this player is very quiet in changing disks. The price was half the already low Amazon price, so if it lasts as long as the Teac I am replacing, I will upgrade my review to "really liked it" 10 years from today.
Скроменый эксперт
17.06.2012
8/10
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Хорошо
I've been using this player for half a year now and must say I'm pretty satisfied. Sound is good, changing discs isn't nearly as loud as some reviews led me to believe, and well, it simply does its job very well. As with all electronic devices, there are some minor quibbles that could be addressed, see for yourself how relevant they are to you.
* Biggest criticism is one time the disc changer failed and a CD got stuck inside the machine, forcing me to screw the thing open. Not good. However: it happened just once, and it occurred with a CD-R which had a cheap sort of label/sticker stuck onto it. Never any problem occurred with 'proper' CD's or CD-R's without such label-thingies on top of them.
* The device screen doesn't display how many tracks there are on a disc - so the machine doesn't tell you how long before the CD is over. Oh well.
* It isn't the fastest CD-reader on the planet; takes a few seconds before playback begins. Not nearly long enough to bother me though.
* Obviously, the 6-disc changer is physically deeper than most regular receivers/amplifiers/cd/tape-players, which means you need space or stereo furniture with appropriate dimensions. It measures about the same surface as my turntable and could theoretically fit underneath it.
* There's a typical, small red light when the machine is in stand-by mode. More recent Onkyo devices (like my amp) don't have any stand-by light at all, which I prefer.
* I use it in combination with a Onkyo TX8050 Stereo Receiver, which works fine. Small detail: If you use the TX8050's remote for both devices, there's no feature to switch discs.
...And that's about all the quibbles I can think of. I'd definitely recommend this one, particularly since it's reasonably priced and there's not a lot of choice left for CD-players with disc changers. Go for it!
* Biggest criticism is one time the disc changer failed and a CD got stuck inside the machine, forcing me to screw the thing open. Not good. However: it happened just once, and it occurred with a CD-R which had a cheap sort of label/sticker stuck onto it. Never any problem occurred with 'proper' CD's or CD-R's without such label-thingies on top of them.
* The device screen doesn't display how many tracks there are on a disc - so the machine doesn't tell you how long before the CD is over. Oh well.
* It isn't the fastest CD-reader on the planet; takes a few seconds before playback begins. Not nearly long enough to bother me though.
* Obviously, the 6-disc changer is physically deeper than most regular receivers/amplifiers/cd/tape-players, which means you need space or stereo furniture with appropriate dimensions. It measures about the same surface as my turntable and could theoretically fit underneath it.
* There's a typical, small red light when the machine is in stand-by mode. More recent Onkyo devices (like my amp) don't have any stand-by light at all, which I prefer.
* I use it in combination with a Onkyo TX8050 Stereo Receiver, which works fine. Small detail: If you use the TX8050's remote for both devices, there's no feature to switch discs.
...And that's about all the quibbles I can think of. I'd definitely recommend this one, particularly since it's reasonably priced and there's not a lot of choice left for CD-players with disc changers. Go for it!
Скроменый эксперт
07.10.2013
8/10
Оценка пользователя
Хорошо
yes we had a client who needed to go old school and use his massive cd collection into an ornate audio system..our whol supplier had to `special order it` and Amazon had it in stock and arrived prime the next day ! win win
Скроменый эксперт
05.06.2011
10/10
Оценка пользователя
Великолепно
I purchased this Onkyo 6-disc player (DXC390) in April of 2009, and have had no problems or complaints in the 26 months since.
The 6-disc changer's playback quality is nothing short of amazing. Although I purchased a souped-up netbook to use as an .mp3 library for my home theater, and have my entire library burned at 320kbs, there is obviously no comparing the compressed quality of .mp3s to the crystal clear definition achieved with this CD player. This is regardless of using Onkyo's "Music Optimizer" or Soundblaster's "Crystallizer" enhancements for restoring .mp3 losses; neither brings the music back. I do not work as a sound-engineer, in a Hollywood studio, nor a symphony hall; but I can say without a doubt that my untrained ear is very pleased by the step-up from a high bitrate .mp3 (with or without optimization) to the real thing on CD. I rarely use the netbook, in spite of its conveniences.
I have never had a problem with the front-loading tray; never have had a disc "jump" out of its disc-well; have used it for many nights of 8+ hours of constant random playback (often switching in new discs during playback;) and have played over 300 different discs without problems of playback/player identification issues. I do not keep burned discs in my collection, so I cannot vouch for all varieties of copied music being compatible.
My disc changer is paired with an Onkyo TX-SR806 A/V Receiver via an optical connection, and I have had exactly zero problems with either. I keep both in a somewhat open environment (1.5" to the L, 6" above, 12" behind, and 18" to the R of the stack) with an Antec component fan on top of the receiver to maximize air flow throughout. No troubles with overheating, and therefore, no loss of performance (permanent or otherwise.)
The price is ridiculously fair. Would I purchase it again? Yes, without a doubt. I intend to buy a couple more units such that I have replacements if Onkyo ever stops producing these fine machines; I have 50+ years of life left, and I intend to jam to the bittersweet end.
**UPDATE**: Today (Aug 19, 2011) I received my two new DXC390 units! They look identical to the original from the review above. Manufacture date of each is from 2011, meaning these are still being produced and not just old stock. Both of the new units are functioning without a hitch so far, and pumping out KISS Icons with graceful detail. It is fitting that these arrived today, as it is the 28-month anniversary date of receiving the first. The original unit is still rocking along, no problems! Now, if I can just get my fiancee to allow me to purchase three more of these over the first couple years of our marriage... :)
By the way, I purchased a "Digital Audio" 3-way rotary digital optical selector switch for connection of all three disc-changers to the same A/V optical input. I am waiting for some new optical cables to come in the mail to connect them all up, at which time I will review the 3-way optical selector at the following link: Cables to Go 28734 Digital Audio Explorer Toslink Selector Switch
The 6-disc changer's playback quality is nothing short of amazing. Although I purchased a souped-up netbook to use as an .mp3 library for my home theater, and have my entire library burned at 320kbs, there is obviously no comparing the compressed quality of .mp3s to the crystal clear definition achieved with this CD player. This is regardless of using Onkyo's "Music Optimizer" or Soundblaster's "Crystallizer" enhancements for restoring .mp3 losses; neither brings the music back. I do not work as a sound-engineer, in a Hollywood studio, nor a symphony hall; but I can say without a doubt that my untrained ear is very pleased by the step-up from a high bitrate .mp3 (with or without optimization) to the real thing on CD. I rarely use the netbook, in spite of its conveniences.
I have never had a problem with the front-loading tray; never have had a disc "jump" out of its disc-well; have used it for many nights of 8+ hours of constant random playback (often switching in new discs during playback;) and have played over 300 different discs without problems of playback/player identification issues. I do not keep burned discs in my collection, so I cannot vouch for all varieties of copied music being compatible.
My disc changer is paired with an Onkyo TX-SR806 A/V Receiver via an optical connection, and I have had exactly zero problems with either. I keep both in a somewhat open environment (1.5" to the L, 6" above, 12" behind, and 18" to the R of the stack) with an Antec component fan on top of the receiver to maximize air flow throughout. No troubles with overheating, and therefore, no loss of performance (permanent or otherwise.)
The price is ridiculously fair. Would I purchase it again? Yes, without a doubt. I intend to buy a couple more units such that I have replacements if Onkyo ever stops producing these fine machines; I have 50+ years of life left, and I intend to jam to the bittersweet end.
**UPDATE**: Today (Aug 19, 2011) I received my two new DXC390 units! They look identical to the original from the review above. Manufacture date of each is from 2011, meaning these are still being produced and not just old stock. Both of the new units are functioning without a hitch so far, and pumping out KISS Icons with graceful detail. It is fitting that these arrived today, as it is the 28-month anniversary date of receiving the first. The original unit is still rocking along, no problems! Now, if I can just get my fiancee to allow me to purchase three more of these over the first couple years of our marriage... :)
By the way, I purchased a "Digital Audio" 3-way rotary digital optical selector switch for connection of all three disc-changers to the same A/V optical input. I am waiting for some new optical cables to come in the mail to connect them all up, at which time I will review the 3-way optical selector at the following link: Cables to Go 28734 Digital Audio Explorer Toslink Selector Switch
Скроменый эксперт
23.09.2013
2/10
Оценка пользователя
Ужасно
We received in record time, the very next day actually. We were excited, but when we took it out of the box, it didn't work. We needed this for our Music on Hold, so we desparately needed it!! then we had to return it and order it from Best Buy.
Скроменый эксперт
15.05.2013
6/10
Оценка пользователя
Плохо
For the last year and a half the player has performed outstanding. However, this past week the random function (which I do use about 5 times a week with all 6 discs) has begun to falter. I am now getting a screen that tells me the disc playing has 43 tracks or 99 tracks and then of course the player will not work in random mode.
It still plays all discs in order in their entirety as of May 2013. My Technics which this one replaced lasted me a decade with daily use of the random function.
I've not attempted to contact Onkyo as of this review. I will shortly and will report back what happens. Failing help at Onkyo I'll try a local repair shop downtown.
It still plays all discs in order in their entirety as of May 2013. My Technics which this one replaced lasted me a decade with daily use of the random function.
I've not attempted to contact Onkyo as of this review. I will shortly and will report back what happens. Failing help at Onkyo I'll try a local repair shop downtown.
Скроменый эксперт
02.10.2013
6/10
Оценка пользователя
Плохо
Not many CD changer options available! Cheap and works for what I need, although I did purchase one of these and the tray would not open out of the box.
Скроменый эксперт
05.09.2013
10/10
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Великолепно
I wanted a machine that is easy to load and unload. My previous experience with a Bose was not good as CD's would get stuck and they would get ruined getting them unstuck.
The AM/FM receiver has picks up all of our favorite stations
The AM/FM receiver has picks up all of our favorite stations
Скроменый эксперт
18.09.2013
10/10
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Великолепно
easy to set up and works great. I am not very technical but had no problems. A good unit for the price.
Скроменый эксперт
17.06.2013
2/10
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Ужасно
The player was delivered with a loud thud on the front porch where the UPS guy just threw it down. When I opened it, the player had a huge dent in it. I purchased it as a refurbished unit from Amazon. I surely did not expect it to be all bent up. The unit had been put into an original packaging box with only a little brown paper stuck around it. It was not secure at all. I Immediately sent it back for a refund.
Скроменый эксперт
29.07.2013
8/10
Оценка пользователя
Хорошо
This machine delivers five star sound and performance, but, has been dropped to four stars because it had to be rebooted several times (plugging and unplugging) before coming to life. Lucky I'd read some reviews which gave a heads up on this glitch. Otherwise flawless.
Скроменый эксперт
20.08.2013
4/10
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Ужасно
it is made to hold 6 cd,s. well i put 6 of them in the 6 slots. i clos the door. the cd's come loose inside the player
Скроменый эксперт
02.08.2013
2/10
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Ужасно
Should have believed the other reviews. Showed ridiculous track #'s etc. Waste of time. Went right back to Amazon. Will go back to Pioneer.
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24.06.2013
10/10
Оценка пользователя
Великолепно
The title says it all. Unlike Onkyo receivers, which often start to develop problems with channels dropping out in the power amplifier section after about 10 years, these last. This unit is a replacement for an 18 year old Onkyo player which was inadvertently damaged.
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