Onkyo DXC390 6 Disc CD Player
by Onkyo
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Customer Review: Real MP3 support
Summary: 4 Stars
If you care about using MP3 CD's, I think this is the unit to get. Many units will play MP3 CD's, but this is the only one I found that displays artist/title info for MP3 tracks, and lets you select and play tracks as organized by folders on the disks. I exchanged a Denon DCM-27 for one of these and I am much happier with the Onkyo.
Cons:
No CD-Text display.
Some functions are exclusive to either remote or front panel. (Why does the remote have a tray-open button, but no display control/dimmer buttons?)
No headphone jack. No A -> B repeat.
A bit larger than some (due to its 6-disc capacity).
It's as slow (15-20 seconds between tracks) and clunky in multi-disk random mode as the other carousels on the market (but doesn't squeal when seeking the next track like the Denon).
Customer Review: Don't waste your MONEY !!! buying this piece of crap.!
Summary: 1 Stars
I bought a new Onkyo X- C390 early on March 2009,so I don't give a continously use to this CD Player...Maybe I play 30 times in 9 months, and three days ago, this item was absolutly out of control...First : the device turn it ON, by itself...And I can't turn OFF..SECOND: I contact the [...], so they said ,I have to reset the device, pushing the STOP and ON/STANDBY Buttoms at same time...NOTHING ,the device gone wild, show up numbers, letters, ligths, everywhere on the front panel...So i on't know whats Wrong with this piece of crap...I prefer to buy another one, that send to the technician in my town, 'cause if I send to the Onkyo center,I have to pay a lot of money to ups, for delivering ( over 60 each,total $ 120 dollars) FOR REAL...THINK ABOUT THIS ITEM ,BEFORE YOU BUY IT...DON'T PUT YOUR MONEY IN THE CHINESE GARBAGE!!Customer Review: solid multi-disc player
Summary: 4 Stars
Although love my mp3 players and music, roots go back to vinyl and then of course cd.(i.e., listening to music through quality headphones or in front of my large JBL's) My trusty old pioneer muti-disc finally died. Researched a replacement, and selected the Onkyo due to the positive reviews, and the 6 (over typical 5) disc capability. Have always respected the Onkyo name (although never owned a product), and appears unlike many other 70's or so brands, remains a 'Hi-Fi' company.
Performance of player has been flawless, and build quality high (blue light over disc tray cool too! (and can be turned off if desired). As many others have said, it is BIG!. However not an issue in my case, and slid into my little component tower (barely!).
Highly recommend if looking for a quality multi-disc player!
Customer Review: Onkyo DX-C390 CD Changer - Poor Quality Unit
Summary: 1 Stars
After purchasing this changer I will never buy another Onkyo component again. Approximately 20% of my CD's will not play in the random (shuffling)mode, those that do play will frequently stop playing, the display timer does not work, and Onkyo's customer service is non existent.
When I contacted Onkyo about the problems the only recourse I was offered was to return it to the point of purchase for an exchange. I did not consider this a fair solution since J&R is 3,000 miles and 2-3 weeks away via UPS. There is an authorized Onkyo repair shop a couple of blocks away from me, but Onkyo refused to assist me by dealing through them. I have decided to just cut my losses, just go buy another brand of CD changer.and tell anyone who asks what I think of Onkyo products.
Customer Review: Onkyo DXC390 6 Disc CD Player--Doesn't Work as Promised
Summary: 2 Stars
My first Onkyo 6 Disc CD Changer died in March of 2011. It had played music without interruption for 19 years. What a great piece of equipment! Since then, I have ordered two new CD changers in the past month (March 2011)and neither one of them compares to the first. There are a number of issues with the new version. They do a poor job of playing CDs that are copies of original CDs. They stop in mid song and quit playing. Then mysteriously moves to the last song on the CD. We have no clue what makes the machine do this. It must be possessed! Finally, on some CDs, when the last song has played, the changer will not switch to the next CD. We are totally bummed out by this. The overall machine doesn't have the same quality as the old model and appears to be of cheaper materials.