DXC390 6 Disc CD Changer,Black

I waited 4 years to write this brief review because I wanted to be sure. I love it! Always reliable, great sound. I've never had any problems with it. I have a large cd collection and there aren't many players available any longer. This replaced a Sony 5 disc that last almost 12 years then stopped working. I would definitely recommend this product.

I purchased this Onkyo DX-C390 carousel CD player to replace my 31 year-old Sony CDP-CA9ES player. The Onkyo plays 6 discs in sequence, or in a random order. The sound quality is wonderful. The included infrared remote works, and offers full control. This player offers standard analog RCA output, and digital output (both optical and RCA coax.) Note that the Onkyo unit is two inches deeper than the Sony, 17" deep vs. 15", due to the fact that the Sony model only holds 5 discs. You may need a deeper shelf area if you are replacing an older CD player. Two other things to know. 1. When in random mode, when playing more than one disc, the delay between tracks can be as long as 10 to 12 seconds - which strikes me as a bit long. The Sony model was only about 4 or 5 seconds. But like the Sony, the Onkyo allows you to swap out a CD while another one is playing. 2. Some people have reported that this player does not play a disc without inserting silence between tracks, known as the "gapless" playback issue. My unit, manufactured in July 2024, does not have this issue. It plays gapless, when playing a single CD from start to finish. The reports I saw said that Onkyo made a design change which affects the ability of this unit to play gapless. Mine was not affected, but later production models may have this issue. So be aware of this. Hopefully you can get a DX-C390 that plays gapless. For me, this is a wonderful player - at a reasonable price - and I plan to use it daily, for a long time. I hope this review is helpful to you.

Just what we needed . It works great ! Just be aware, it's a bit bigger than we thought.

Well I wrote one review and it wasn't good enough to publish or maybe a to good but however here we go again! If you're looking for a good cd player that's gonna last this is not the one for yoi!! The Onkyo DX-C390 I purchased started off pretty good, I connected it in optical mode and it sounded decent however when I give it the volume it had issues with SKIP CLIP SKIP CLIP SKIP CLIP and as you probably know that's not good for your speakers or your ears!! Ok now for the timeline with warranty! It has a 1 year warranty however if you read the warranty content it tells you straight up that if it's not purchased from a CERTIFIED SELLER THERE IS NO WARRANTY so read your content and purchase accordingly. There's a extended warranty of 3 years for this DX-C390 unit, well if it lasts the first year you're good, if it preforms for you as it did for me you will get barely over the warranty period and it'll go haywire!! For me and many others if you read the reviews it will start malfunctioning. My situation it started playing and right at 47 seconds it would stop and the display would show track 99. I reset it with no luck, I have left it unplugged for up to 5 days then it actually played almost one whole song and stopped again showing track 99!! Grrrr right!!! I finally said forget it and ordered another brand, a great brand that was even used and right out of the gate it had a much better optical sound than the Onkyo DX-C390 and no skipping with volume like the Onkyo DX-C390!! This Onkyo DX-C390 was such a hunk of junk that it give me the mindset that I will never buy another Onkyo product as long as I live because when a person spends $300 on a Onkyo DX-C390 unit you would expect it to last 10+ years at least I expected this but the Onkyo DX-C390 fell WAY short of my expectations therefore ruining my liking of any Onkyo product!!! Good Luck with your decision of whatever product you purchase but if you value your hard earned $$ DON'T BUY ONKYO ESPECIALLY THE ONKYO DX-C390!!! You have been warned!!!

If there were many CD changers from which to choose, this unit would probably sell for half the price. (Granted, there are some high-end CD players that cost more, and do less; but they are for, in my not-so-humble opinion, people with more money than sense.) Here are a list of features that it would be nice for a unit of this price to have: 1. Ability to select, on the device itself, not just on the remote control, the track one wants to play. 2. Similarly, it should be possible to program a sequence of tracks on the unit itself, not just from the remote control. 3. Support for the (admittedly obsolete) index (sub-track) feature of CDs. Anybody remember that? 4. Ability to play SACDs. On the plus side, the build quality seems good, and so far it has been completely reliable in playing discs. I also found it helpful that it has a coaxial digital output as well as optical and analog. I leave it to the reader to look over the entire feature list to see which appeal to you. Other advantages over the old Sony changer that I replaced are that it can be powered on and off remotely, it can program more tracks, and it shows the remaining time even when a large number of tracks are programmed. This player--at this price--is clearly not something for the person who plays a CD only now and then; one can get a DVD player for 1/10 the price that plays all manner of CDs (except, in most cases, SACDs); but in case it isn't obvious, the advantages of this unit over a DVD player, for fans of CDs, are (1) one doesn't have to perform all functions, including monitoring what track is being played, time-into-track, time remaining, etc. with the help of a TV; thankfully, all this information is presented on the unit's own display; and (2) it's a changer, holding up to 6 CDs. (That reminds me that if the 8-hour playing time inherent in the 6-CD capacity isn't enough, this unit also plays MP3 CDs, allowing one to load it up with enough music to last for several days!) One other note: My 5-star rating on "Sound quality" doesn't mean anything: of course the sound quality is perfect through the digital outputs; and I have not used or tested the unit's analog outputs (where the quality of the DAC could make a difference).

It's been years since I've owned a CD changer. I've had tremendous luck with ONKYO CD changers in past years, and decided to dust off my CD collection, and buy a new changer. After much shopping, and comparing features versus prices, etc. There was no doubt in my mind which product to go with . I chose the ONYKO DX390. I was not disappointed. Quality, playback, and ease of operation is probably the best you're going to find at this price point. Great value for the money..

This is my first time getting a CD changer. My parents had one when I was a kid, but I never tried to get one until now. I think once I moved to MP3 players in the mid-2000s I no longer cared, but getting back into CDs I decided to pick this up after hearing great things from people I trust and sure enough I am not disappointed (so far). I almost got the single disc player from Onkyo which supposedly sounds better, but I saw way more reviews noting problems after less than a year. This mostly seems to work great for people and this same model has been going strong for decades. One thing I do want to note is some person who reviewed this on another site claimed it doesn’t have gapless playback, or at least newer ones don’t. Well, that is NOT true as I bought this new and popped in a CD I knew had seamless tracks and sure enough it played through without any added gaps between them. So, what are my overall thoughts on this player? It rocks! The sound is fantastic through my Onkyo A-9010 and floor-standing speakers. The player is dead quiet (when it’s not changing discs), playback has been perfect so far, and it has a nice assortment of features that I mostly don’t care about. Zero complaints for this buyer. Sure I could have saved money tracking down a used unit, but if I can get something new, I’ll always go that route. I do wish Amazon hadn’t delivered it upside down, though, that certainly freaked me out at first.

I love this CD changer. Bought for the mother for Christmas and hooked it up in less than 6 minutes. Easy to install. Works like a charm! FANTASTIC. WISH I BOUGHT IT SOONER. I was there the driver delivered. Came in gigantic box to protect it from damage. Tons of styrofoam and protection. Driver had it on floor under shelf, secure. Thank you Amazon and Onkyo!!!!!!! Has remote-fits in with stereo-not too heavy-beautiful--great sound and playback of 6 cds that are easy to change out!

Unable to give an opinion as the model delivered was not UK voltage. Will have to spend extra for a transformer to avoid the hassle of returning.

I have no idea what the bad reviews are from. This thing is perfect and sounds amazing. Plays everything I throw at it. Super happy for the purchase.

Promessa cumprida ! Transação sem problemas.

Finalmente pude desempolvar toda la colección de CDs que tenia en una caja. Había estado usando ocasionalmente el Blueray player para reproducir uno que otro CD, no me convenció. Finalmente me decanté por adquirir este CD Player de Onkyo para hacer juego con mi viejo receptor Onkyo TX-RZ810. Definitivamente la reproducción es nítida, se nota bien el uso de DACs de audio del reproductor, incluso el MP3 se escucha bien. Siendo un reproductor con capacidad para 6 cds pensé que afectaría la calidad de la reproducción con respecto a la versión para un solo CD, no siendo experto en ingeniería de sonido ni tísico la verdad no noto ningún defecto auditivo. Es una lástima que la marca Onkyo haya desaparecido del mercado, el juego de bocinas (torres y satélites), boofer, ampli y ahora CD player de la marca dan lo que se necesita en calidad de sonido para el hogar. El cd player es Made in Malaysia por si a alguien le sirve el dato. Por parte de Amazon, todo bien, recibí el aparato en tiempo y forma. Cinco bien merecidas estrellas.

gute Qualität und für meine Ansprüche ausgesprochen gute Wiedergabe