CD-проигрыватель Onkyo C-7030 — 515 отзывов, плюсы и минусы

My onkyo cd player finally went out.I baught when my son was born. He is now 25 yrs old....Amazon hooked me up w/ a great deal saving me over 60.00 on the identical new product that onkyo.com had on line...Thank You again AMAZON !!

It was exactly as advertised, i've bought onkyo products before and have never been dissatisfied, they're products are always top notch.

This CD player initially seemed perfect for us. We liked the ability to load multiple CDs, and loved the sound quality. After several weeks however, it would power on randomly with a flashing blue light. We would turn it off, but a few minutes later it would come on again. Some CDs wouldn't play at all. Often it would start playing in the middle of a CD that was no longer in the player. Unfortunately, although it was a good idea, we would never buy this one again. It had so many issues it wasn't worth trying to repair so it was put out with our E-waste less than a year after we bought it.

Love the CD player was a great gift...the only thing was it shipped as is, and my husband saw it before I got home and knew what he was getting :(

Just got this hooked up! Very crisp sound through the Surround Sound, Very easy to manuvere and navigate. Havent found anything to dislike. Everything seems to be working great! Would recommend to anyone.

Bought this CDplayer as a replacement for one that was over 10 years old that was played every day for hours very day. We like and have had very good luck with this product.

Had gone through two units, both powering up, and skipping over disks, showing no CD's. Tried different CD's, same problem.

More than what I expected excellent choice excellent quality and service will recomend to any one to buy this CD Player system.

Very good product. I had no problems understanding the manual or connecting it to my surround sound system. Great price too

I bought this Onkyo CD Player and as soon as the 1 year warrantee was over the circuit board broke for no apparent reason causing a variety of mechanical failures. I called the company and they told me since it wasn't under warrantee the best I could do was participate in their trade in program. For $80 I could send in my broken CD player, paying the shipping costs myself (which amounted to about $30), and they would send me a refurbished unit of exactly the same model with a 1 year warrantee, shipped to me for free. I went for it. But when the refurbished unit arrived it had more problems than the one I sent in. Onkyo had the nerve to suggest that it was damaged in shipping. This was absurd. The unit arrived neatly packed with no exterior physical damage. Their warehouse staff simply hadn't checked to see if the unit was functioning before they shipped it or from the time it had been fixed to the time it was shipped the circuit board failed again, telling you something about the quality of the product. While Onkyo was willing to refund my $80 I still had to pay shipping back the warehouse. So, I paid $60 in freight costs to get nothing! Save yourself time, money and aggravation - don't buy this product!

Initial quality is excellent.
Sharp and convenient exterior design and appearance.
It is a good product and I enjoying it.

This 6 CD player became the perfect replacement for my 12 years old CD player. It interconnects smoothly with my TX-8050, plays all type of CD’s, the random function for all 6 CD’s is great.

Occasionally shuts down for no reason. The more I use it the less frequently this seems to occur. Too lazy to send it back.

Very happy with item Even like the ideal that it holds six CD, rather than five. Only a few dollars more than less expensive model.

I have one and it works great have had no problems would recommend it to anyone looking for a easy to use cd changer

We replaced our 10+ year Onkyo 6 disc CD player with this newer version,
works great. Totally enjoying it. Thanks.

I love Onkyo products.... They work and sound great and do everything that you could ask for.... Except this one. After a little over a year, I was noticing that the CD player would turn itself on. Soemtimes it would start playing the CD, others it would start and pause it. There were even times where I couldn't control anything. I did some online research and it seems that there are a good amount of consumers having issues with this CD player. It was great before the issues started, but for $200 I shouldn't have issues.

i took this out of the box after a room was remodeled,unfortunately, this was beyond the 30 day return window,,i am attempting to play new and nearly new cd's, all commercially made,,the player will pick up 2 out of six discs, i have tried this with different cd's , same results,,forget about shuffling,,,after the first disk is loaded,it plays one track, then it goes into an infinite shuffle mode, never finds another disk,i am not going to get stuck on a phone for hours trying to reach some customer service rep like other discouraged buyers, this will go back to amazon,and even if i get a $10 partial refund i will be happier than having this piece of junk taking up space. this should go to the local dump

I've had mine for three years and it plays just fine. No,it's by no means a high end player but gives good sound for the under $150.00 price range. If you want better sound for a small amount of cash then do this if your electronics savvy: Replace all the electrolytic capacitors(a less than 10 dollar investment) in the power supply from the 10,000 uf capacitor to 10 uf with Panasonic fc/fm, Rubycon zl series,Elna Silmic, and Nichicon Muse and touch up all the male plugs on the board with De oxit Pro Gold. It really smooths out the sound elevating it to another level and prolongs the life of the player getting rid of those cheap Chinese capacitors that will surely fail in short time.

The player can be a little slow and loud when changing disc,however,this is to be expected and sometimes can sound a bit harsh in the upper treble region.I was satisfied with it in stock form but I wanted to see and hear it's potential with upgraded capacitors. I'm happy to say I use it far more than my single disc $600.00 Cambridge player. I turn it on, set it to "random" mode and let it play for many hours all the time with absolutely no problems and I play nothing but my personal compilations on cd-r's.

We use our Onkyo almost daily. It loads with ease and we can get to a specific album quickly. A good choice.

After a few weeks now, I believe that this CD player is quite good. The sound quality is much better than my previous Sony DVD player that "expired." I had a single play Denon machine for over 20 years that was fine for its day, but the Onkyo is at least as good, and I am enjoying the 6 changer feature that I had previously thought to be unnecessary. I continue to hold my breath with regards to longevity, as I do with most products nowadays, though. (I continue to use my 40 year old Maytag drier, but have already repaired a 5 year old Kitchen Aid range three times!) Only time will tell.

worth the money for sure would buy any Onkyo product any time very high quility for the money move over sony you got company

After having enough of my JVC 200 disc changer's random skipping I decided that it was time to finally spend the cash and get something new and less aggravating. After a couple of weeks I am happy to report that this cd player has flawlessly played every single cd cd-r etc that I have played in it from start to finish without one single skip. Also the clarity is downright stunning as I am hearing things that I hadn't even heard before on the JVC. The remote is simple and quick to learn, and also I was stunned that the manual was in English only! I saw this listed on competitor sites for more money and once again found the best deal here on Amazon with free shipping to boot. Very pleased with this purchase and may look to more Onkyo products in the future.

It came really quick, was well packed & works wonderfully. It was a replacement for an older one & is missing the ability to rotate left or right, (only rotates the disc slots one way) but seems well worth the money. We use it daily.

Worked great when first connected to receiver / speakers. Then it just stopped working. Couldn't even remove my CD's that were inside. Amazon refunded my money, (minus shipping and restocking fees). I only had it for 5 months.

I've had this 6-disc player for about 2 months without incident. It replaced a Marantz 5-disc changer that completely failed one week beyond warranty. I run the coaxial digital out to a separate Emotiva DAC. I've had 4 or 5 different brands of changers over the last 20-25 years: they all failed eventually!
I purchased it thru Amazon Warehouse Deals, saving about 30 bucks. Onkyo only has a 1 year warranty on new players, so I figured it was worth saving the money.
As configured, I hear little difference between the Onkyo and the very pricey Marantz! Construction-wise, they are NOT the same in any way, however: different mechanism, layout, chips, and mainboard. I haven't tried the analog outs because the Emotiva DAC was far superior to the Marantz internal DAC; I presume the same would apply to the Onkyo internal DAC.
A good buy if purchased thru Warehouse Deals!

Very easy instructions for set up, works great. Recommend it - yes ! Arrived very quickly. We have had this brand before - it lasted for years.

I would not purchase the Onkyo model DXC390 disc changer. I received mine last night and hooked it right up and it wont read not one cd. A complete waste of time, energy and money. I have had Onkyo products since 1980 and never have had a problem. Well, they wont get a second chance with me. I cant even give it one star because it doesnt work period.

I used my unit for about 2 years until the dreaded "Mechanical Error" display message appeared. It froze and that was it. I opened it up to retrieve my discs and could not find any obvious mechanical problem. It was sitting stationary for the entire time and was never moved from its original location. If you want long-lasting quality, try another brand.

I purchased this item new from Amazon in August of 2009 along with an Onkyo receiver. As an Onkyo fan with years of favorable experience having owned a high-end home theater receiver, I decided to get rid of my Kenwood 5-disc CD player (purchased in 1994) and upgrade to the Onkyo DXC390 6 disc CD player. I should have kept the 15-year old Kenwood.

Onkyo should be ashamed of themselves for selling something of such inferior quality. I doubt I used this CD player more than 10 times during the 2 year period I owned it and it stopped working. It is stuck in stand-by mode and though able to rest the unit from time to time using recommended methods, it simply doesn't respond to any commands. The monster cable power surge protector still works great along with the receiver but the CD player died.

This is a hit or miss product from Onkyo. You either get one that lasts a long time or in the case of what appears to be close to 50% of people who write reviews for this product - you get a complete lemon. And Onkyo sits back and does nothing about it time and time again. $195 down the drain (isn't worth the $135 they sell if for today).

For me it is simple - I'll never waste my money on an Onkyo item again (anything Onkyo including receivers).

I will have a review of the product forthwith, as soon as I get one that works..I have an Onkyo reciever and I am pleased as punch,but instead of getting the changer new,I opted for the Amazon "Warehouse Deals",so just sayin people,the "like new " product I was supposed to enjoy today just did not work..wouldn't recognize any discs,shuffled thru them and promptly said NO DISC in the display. Just ordered a new one,so I will be reviewing that product in a couple days. Just wanted to let people know about the warehouse crap-ola.

I finally got this real performance sound machine. I wanted a cd changer not too expensive, but a very acceptable cd changer, so I found a marantz cd changer whose cost was higher and this one.

At the end I decided for this Onkyo and I don't regret, It reproduces sound with a high fidelity, the balance between bass and treble is optimum. You can hear very clearly even the touch of the fingers on a guitar playing.

I've owned two of these models, and neither has lasted more than a couple of years. I won't make this mistake again. They seem prone to electronic glitches, refusal to read discs, faulty disc tray mechanism, and poor programming. My most recent failed model (bought in 2008) would frequently not recognize a disc that had been inserted and skip over it. If there were multiple discs in the tray on random play, sooner or later it would refuse to play some or all of the discs. Then this past month it began to turn itself on -- that's right, TURN ITSELF ON, with the display lighting up. I'd hit the power button to turn it back off and within the hour it'd be back on again. After a day or two of doing this it began to freeze up on discs, skip, and generally freak out, the display flashing random digits and messages the disc tray refusing to open, and generally refused to accept input from the control buttons. I finally pulled the plug to disconnect all the active input; plugged it back in after a resting spell, and then was able to force enough response to free my CDs. I'll shop more carefully for a replacement this time -- I'm finished with Onkyo.

Purchased this five CD Changer at Christmas as my previous CD Player (Sony) would no longer work as it was suppose to. This is an excellent product for the money and has many features the Sony CD Changer did not. Very satisfied with the Onkyo CD Changer.

I bought this player based on the reviews found on Amazon. It worked well for about 3 years and then just stopped playing CDs. Nothing happened to the unit and has been in the same spot for 3 years. It just up and died.

This is a quality CD player that we use at our baseball diamond to ploya 'in-between inning', 'pre-game, and 'post game' music on CDs.
I would recommend this product to anyone! I am completely satisfied with this CD player to anyone.

Steve Cherry

I have an Onkyo receiver that is older than dirt and it's still excellent. The Onkyo CD Player needs improvement on the random. The random isn't very random.

This is a very capable CD player for not much money. It's played every disc I've put in it except one, and none of my other CD players will play it, either. This player illuminates the CDs when the drawer is open to make it easier to read the labels and the disc position. Why doesn't every CD player do that? This is one of three Onkyo products I bought at the same time and every one is a winner!

This is a great buy. Very easy to use and set up. I would never go back to a single changer again.
Great to put in your discs and enjoy hours of music without the hassle of changing discs.

Bought this unit from HH Gregg in May 2010. Had minor problems during the first year or so but they were tolerable. Last month it started turning on by itself and now it is completely inoperable. I was lucky to get my discs out of it as it will sometimes not turn on at all and none of the controls on the unit or the remote work. I called the local Onkyo Service Center and they advised that it is not worth repairing. So 18 months old and headed to the scrap heap. Do not buy this unit!

I was looking for a stand alone CD player for my home entertainment center with a reputation of quality, quality sound, reliability and affordable. Looks like I found one according to reviews and listening to this great little product. Seems robust and sounds great! I like having a 6 CD selection when entertaining guests, cleaning house to what ever and don't to have to keep listening to same CD over and over again. This needs to be looked into further if your in the market for a stand alone CD player. Glad I did!

I am impressed with the features and sound quality of this unit. The pricing was very atractive as well. I really like that you can open the disk drawer and change out CD's without interupting the CD you are currently playing. Looks really nice in my audio equipment rack.

save your money folks. this one aint nothing but a paperweight. very poor quality control. only good thing is I'm returning within 30 days so I can get my money refunded.

I purchased the unit as a replacement for a Yamaha unit that I had purchased years ago . The unit had begun to skip. The Onkyo CD changer is an exact clone, with the exception of the remote, only it cost 1/2 as much. So far it has performed flawlessly. Its tough being a Troglodyte.

Over the years I've owned many cd players. After purchasing my OnkyoI was so impressed by the sound it produced that I purchased a second one for my other system (yes I have two systems). The good news is that this player will play any disc and play through scratches and imperfections. The bad news is that both of my Onkyo's developed problems after 1 1/2 years. The players wouldn't turn on or off from time to time. The drawer wouldn't open. Strange error messages lit up in the display area. To turn off the players I had to unplug them. Very disappointing.

Garbage ! Do not waste your money on this unit. Had it fixed three times by Circuit City. Bad laser light. Same problem over and over. After the third time unit will play but sound will turn off and on. Very annoying. Bought the same unit for a friend as a present. (I don't know why)Two months later bad main circuit board. Unit would not turn on. Thought Onkyo was a good name. Will never buy one of there products again.

I read through the reviews and decided to roll the dice with this CD player. I wanted a multi-disk player and was surprised at the lack of choices. I have no complaints so far. I am used to keeping equipment for a long time without any problems but from the reviews I don't know if it will last very long. I'm pairing with an ONKYO receiver and I like the fact that I can use one remote. Was a selling point for me. Has a dimmer feature so you can turn off the light in the middle of the player. The CDs sound fine overall. It has a 24 bit D/A converter which makes a huge difference with sound quality.

onkyo dx 390

I got mine about three years ago for a Christmas, and pretty much within first two months it did THE VERY SAME THING that other reviewers mention!!
Just started giving me messages "no disc", when there were clearly discs inside.

By then it was too late for the return, plus it was a gift after all....
I guess I kept hoping it will somehow "get better", since the friend, who gave me the CD player as a gift, really liked Onkyo, and trusted the quality of the brand, so I did not want to get rid of his gift 'just like that'.
WOW!! How sweetly naive both of us were!! (of course it never 'got better', on the contrary, within about 10 months it stopped reading all of the discs altogether!!)...

I just did not want to have to deal with it, so I never even attempted to call the customer support... which turns out to have been pretty smart thing to do. As I am now reading all these 1-star reviews I am glad I did not, since it obviously saved me lot more grief, frustration and wasted time on the phone with nothing to show for in the end anyway...

Seeing just how blatantly indifferent attitude the company has toward taking care of their consumers is scandalous and reading all these reviews about it actually feels pretty appalling...
But it is utterly incomprehensible to me, how a product, that is clearly so flawed and defective as this one, can STILL BE ON THE MARKET?! after all those years of complaints??
... and that's why I am writing a review today, three years later after I threw the thing away.

I was browsing Amazon electronics the other day, and just stumbled across this unit, and was completely shocked to see it is STILL being sold!! Unbelievable!!

Yes, it MIGHT BE a decent "quality audio" player - IF you manage to NOT get a lemon...
Going by reviews on here, there is about one out of two chances of that happening, and in most cases the owners never got money back, just the product exchange if they were lucky... and some of those replacement units STILL turned out to be rejects...

So even though it has been stated in many different ways, let me repeat it once again:
There is roughly 50/50 chance that your unit will be useless within several weeks to several months after purchase, and most likely you will not have your money refunded.
Why not just take the two benjis (the $100 dollar bills), and use them to light up a cigarette? or a fireplace?
It will be more fun, and definitely less time-consuming and aggravating, than shopping for this thing, unpacking it, setting it up, and taking it to the dumpster shortly thereafter.

(I am still a bit peeved... can you tell? :)