The price was half the already low Amazon price, so if it lasts as long as the Teac I am replacing, I will upgrade my review to "really liked it" 10 years from today.

I took a chance on this one despite some of the negative reviews because the old Onkyo player lasted 25 years and the companion Onkyo receiver still works quite well.

Of course, because now there were 7 discs in the player: I believe that confusion may account for some of the bad reviews: User, not the manufacturer's, fault

given some of the negative reviews.

As with any product there are some negative reviews, many of which point to skipping discs

I got it due to the good reviews (close to five stars).You should probably use a coaxial cable to connect to your receiver if your receiver or amplifier has a digital port to connect it to

I've given up - leaving a review instead - buyer beware.

I wish I had heeded all the other negative reviews which called this changer “junk”.

I did not sure about Dxc390, even I got many positive reviews for that

As on the other bad reviews, I understand that it's very hard to get them repaired

The reviews on this one were excellent as was the

After some research and reading reviews i purchased this unit, despite the negative reviews

I saw it coming however (and after reading all the unfavorable reviews) and managed to get my cd's out of it.

Researched a replacement, and selected the Onkyo due to the positive reviews, and the 6 (over typical 5) disc capability.

so I ignored the large amount of bad reviews.

My unit might well be a newer model than those of the negative reviews, having a 'B' designation added to the model #

I bought this to replace an aging Sony five disc changer that was having trouble playing CD-R discs that I burn