Onkyo DX-C390 6-Disc Carousel CD Changer

WOW! Wish I'd bought this a long time ago--but live and learn. I'm 72, so not a whiz at electronics/audio set-ups, but I figured it out. Now, I'm sitting here listening to CDs I haven't heard in YEARS. It's great, and allowed me to finally dump my old stereo component system that took up way too much space and really just gathered dust. The sound from this CD player is stellar--I couldn't ask for better. Set-up was relatively easy once I decided to just get rid of the old stereo and connect the player to some new speakers. Until I did that, my eyes were crossing trying to figure out how to make the CD player work with that old system. Took quite a bit of research to conclude it was just much simpler to go ahead and update instead of trying to make vintage components work with new ones. Operation of the player is very simple. I've operated a multi disc player before, so it was easy to get right back into it. Even if you're new at it, you'll be using it like a pro in no time! Buy this player. You won't be sorry, and these multi-disc players are getting harder and harder to come by!--Especially ones like this offering options like random play between so many different discs.

CD player, the sound is great! Had easy setup. Be careful of depth when measuring the cabinet. It was larger than expected. It is is still worth the purchase. Very pleased with the product.

Sturdy design and seamless, live-disc swapping make this a premier pick for almost endless music. Just note that its dimension requires checking your cabinet clearance.

I've now purchased 2 of these Onkyo CD changers. It's getting harder to find a good CD player for a reasonable price. I'm not a streamer of music, and I've got an extensive cache of CDs collected over the last 3 decades. I've got to say up front that this Onkyo player really works well and plays all my CDs beautifully. But I also have to say that the user interface with this machine isn't nearly as advanced as the Sony CD carousels I grew up with. You don't get much information on the display, other than disc number, track, and time. You don't know how many tracks have already been played on the current disc when in shuffle mode like you do with the old Sonys. And you can't choose to shuffle just one disc; it automatically shuffles all discs that are plugged into the tray. And the button to change the time mode on the display from elapsed to remaining isn't on the remote. But aside from those few minor quibbles, this CD player rocks the house.

I don't know anything about sterio equipment and hooking up,,, this is super simple! Comes with a red and white wire that plugs into the back and then plugs into the back of radio power ,,, if that's what it's called. Had 6 CD slots, with a remote. Very simple front, play, change disk, skip, ect. Green display that looks cool. Better than the 5 disk Sony I had!

I have been an Onkyo fan ever since I purchased my first Onkyo stereo set in 1988, and I still have it. Most of it is no longer in great working order, but 28 years is not bad for a stereo's life. I saw the excellent reviews for this player, and had no choice but to buy it. I have installed it, it is working just fine, even though, I just installed it. Hopefully, it will live up to it's predecessor.

A quality machine. When the turntable rotates it sounds like a bulldozer. A solid piece of equipment.

I bought a complete Onkyo sound system 25 years ago. The CD player went out about 1 month ago. I found this one at Walmart and it went on sale while I was deciding. This unit is basically the same as the one I had for years. It fit right in and sounds great. If it lasts like my other one, it will out last me.

The unit is nice and plays well but the one I purchased, the front panel did not light up so you didn't know what was playing or if it was on. So I returned it

Terribly disappointed!! Purchased through Walmart. Two months later stopped working. Walmart instructed me to contact company that sold this through them. I contacted that company in NY and they said I have to contact Mfg. whoever heard of such? Unacceptable! Never heard of this. Most companies would handle the return to mfg. Terrible!