Using DVD Players to Play CD's

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Mark of Cenla

Full Audioholic
For most of my music listening I use DVD players to play CD's. Do any of you do that too? Peace and goodwill.
 
Verdinut

Verdinut

Audioholic Spartan
I did in the past use a DVD player to play CDs over a short period of time, but now I use Blu-ray players to play them.
 
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Mikado463

Mikado463

Audioholic Spartan
My Oppo still going strong on my family room 5.1 set up, while not my primary 2 ch rig it works just fine.
 
MR.MAGOO

MR.MAGOO

Audioholic Field Marshall
For multi-disc CD's I use my Yamaha 5-disc carousel changer.
 
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Hobbit

Senior Audioholic
For most of my music listening I use DVD players to play CD's. Do any of you do that too? Peace and goodwill.
I've been doing that for so long I can't remember the last dedicated CD player I had.

Though, anymore I just rip the CD onto my computer and play it that way.
 
davidscott

davidscott

Audioholic Spartan
Did it for quite a while with a Sony DVD player when I lived in DFW. Upgraded to a NAD player in 2014 or so for the newer improved DAC. Still have the Sony to watch the occasional DVD these days. BTW, it sounded fine with CDs.
 
Joe B

Joe B

Audioholic Chief
Oppo BDP-103D universal disc player used as a transport for audio in 5.1 system. Plays CD's, SACD's, DVD's, Blu-ray's, FLAC Files, etc. Anthem receiver used for DSP & DAC
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Cyrus CDt transport used in headphone based system (very simple player, built like a tank). Plays CD's only. Digital coaxial to headphone amp/DAC.
 
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carlosmiguez75

Audioholic Intern
I’ve used a DVD player to play CDs before too. It’s a simple way to enjoy music, and honestly, it works just fine if you’ve got one handy.
 
Eppie

Eppie

Audioholic Ninja
As you increase the data capacity of discs, you need to improve the accuracy of the laser system and the speed at which discs can be read. Thus any player is able to handle smaller capacity discs with ease. I've never seen a DVD or Blue-ray player that could not handle CDs. The only caveat is when you burn your own discs. Writable discs should be formatted for Red Book Audio for best compatibility.
 
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Mark of Cenla

Full Audioholic
Since most modern DVD and Blu-ray players do not have displays on the front, I bought a small video monitor so that I can see the track number while playing CD's. It was $40 on Amazon.com. Peace and goodwill.
 

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