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In Reply to: What's the cheapest redbook player that actually sounds good? posted by hukkfinn on August 24, 2006 at 06:02:10:
What's good to one person is so-so to another and terrible to a third. I have two SACD/CD players that have listenable sound on CDs, but I really don't care for it all that much. These are the Sony C2000ES and the Pioneer 588A. I would call them fair at best, but maybe that's because I have become spoiled by my latest stand-alone CD player that is vastly better. Both of these players have much better sound than my first player, the original Sony CDP-101, and my second player, the Magnavox (Phillips) CDB-650, but they are not as good as another former player, the Arcam FMJ CD23, which should be no surprise. So, what do you mean by "good?"Joe
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- It depends on what you mean by "good." - jsm 15:58:06 08/24/06 (0)
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