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In Reply to: Suggestions for a redbook CD player $800-$2000? posted by mbnx01 on March 26, 2022 at 11:46:52:
My friend's husband uses Tascam electronics. They have a different Tascam model (one which also records), but there is a CD-only CD-500B. If you don't mind the black color, tiny display, and slot-loading mechanism, the CD-500B takes up very little space, and has both RCA and XLR analog outputs.
The remote-controlled CD-500B does not have Elapsed Disc Time function, but it does have the critical Track and Disc Time Remaining functions. The unit also has Tos-link, RCA, and XLR digital outputs. It also has an IEC jack, so you can play around with aftermarket powercords.
My friend Kuma likes the Tascam gear, because, unlike a lot of audiopile products, "it doesn't play games with the sound." She says that, at $599, the Tascam CD-500B is at least worth investigating.
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