Price Paid:  $20.00 from moneypoint (second h

Summary:
I bought it second hand for my dad, but now i like it that much, i'm thinking about giving my old man my ancient buggy yamaha instead...
the sansui works fine with all kind of disks, has a silent motor and all the features you expect from a common standalone machine.

looks like a good item to me.

Strengths:
reliable, adjustable headphone-plug, cheap :)

Weaknesses:
the orange diplay looks a bit bleary, the skip-function is a little slow

Similar Products Used:
yamaha, technics

Price Paid:  $200.00 from consignment at audio

Summary:
I bought this cd player because my Rega Planet seems to have trouble playing cd-r's or cd-rw's. When doing a simple a-b listening test it performed just astounding, it can play mangled cd's and still kept a nice sense of presence, and had a natural warmth to it, as well the remote is intuitive and includes an output level control. When used plugged directly into my power amp, it was actually quite astonishing. For 200 bucks, how could you go wrong?

Strengths:
Remote Output Level Control, solid transport, digital output, nice warmth.

Weaknesses:
Well it is a MASH player, what can I say, but for a measely 200 bux it could be a real bargain for an audiophile on a budget.

Similar Products Used:
Various Sony ES players, Teac, Rega, Denon, Technics

Summary:
This CD player is a fairly good quality player with all the features you'll need on a single disc player. Plays every disc I've used with it and has not jumped either. Did have problems playing some CD's on my old Sony multi-disc player so I decided to get another player. The Sansui single disc player has served me well and is worth getting one of these - nice sounding, cheap player for your hi-fi set-up.

Strengths:
Fast open & closing tray, nice full fuction remote control, headphone level adjustments

Weaknesses:
Orange display, although others may like it!

Similar Products Used:
Sony CDP-CE305