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Dean Ryan
a Audio EnthusiastDate Reviewed: March 17, 2013
Bottom Line: Brilliant changer, had it for several years, never let me down. Audio is fine for the price.
Used product for: More than 1 year
Duration Product Used: Audio Enthusiast
Product model year: 2000
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Victor
a Audio EnthusiastDate Reviewed: September 6, 2001
Bottom Line: I made the mistake of going cheap on a multi-disc player. My wife says she won't even play CD's on it anymore, because of all the skipping. Once I get past the skipping, which is on the first several tracks, there's no problem. However, the random mode is loud and slow.
Used product for: More than 1 year
Duration Product Used: Audio Enthusiast
Product model year: 2000
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$170.00
Purchased At: Magnolia Hi Fi
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Eric Massey
a Audio EnthusiastDate Reviewed: June 5, 2001
Bottom Line: Well I bought this changer at bjorn's in San Antonio where I a/b'd it against two yamaha changers and another changer in the denon line (the 370). Sonically I found them all to be practically identical, however I like the look of the denon better. I also feel the denon has a better user interface and it's nice that it can play a cd while you put a new one in the changer. I chose the 270 over the 370 mainly because it was cheaper; otherwise it's the same as the 370 except for the lack of optical outputs and hdcd decoding. Since both units sounded exactly the same to me I chose the one that was $100 cheaper and haven't had any regrets. Right now I only use this player with my beyerdynamic DT-250 80ohm headphones and the sound is as good as you could expect from any cd player in existence IMO. Excellent product.......
Anyone looking for a good CD player that's does exactly what it's supposed to do (Play CD's back as they were recoded and sound good with headphones), look into this chagner.
Maybe you should look elsewhere if you actually believe you'll get better sound by paying $600 more for a single disc player.
Used product for: 1 to 3 months
Duration Product Used: Audio Enthusiast
Product model year: 2000
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$199.00
Purchased At: Bjorn's Audio/Video
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Nolan
a Audio EnthusiastDate Reviewed: June 30, 2000
Bottom Line: The Denon DCM-270 is a decent sounding player that I picked up at U-bid for $110 plus shipping. It has decent sound and makes a great second system cd-player. I used it as my main system player until I could afford a better one. If you can afford it I would recomend going with a better player ie one with digital output etc.
I have never had any mechanical problems with it as another reviewer stated.
Used product for: More than 1 year
Duration Product Used: Audio Enthusiast
Product model year: 1999
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Brad DeMunbrun
a Audio EnthusiastDate Reviewed: November 18, 1999
Bottom Line: For me, a changer is a necessity. Just for parties or house cleaning- I don't want to spend time changing disks every time one ends. If you are in a similar position this is a very nice changer. It's changer mechanism seems a bit clunky, but aren't they all? Seriously for a second system or a second source or even a first modest system this changer has a very nice sound. Technology has progressed over the years and if you wish to have a decent changer DENON makes some nice sounding machines. If it will be your sole source I would recommend moving up the line to the DCM-370 which includes a digital out and HDCD decoding. For simple background music this is a fine player.
Used product for: 1 to 3 months
Duration Product Used: Audio Enthusiast
Product model year: 1999
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