Onkyo DX 7355 CD player silver

After my 1987 acquired Technics CD player and more often refused to eject the CDs, I opted for this Onkyo. A very good compromise between equipment, sound processing and price. Special emphasis I put on MP3 capability. (A USB port would have been nice though, but ...)

And here is the weak point in my unit: Some MP3 CDs (! All finalized), read the car radio and DVD player properly, are either not recognized as mp3 or individual songs can not be read. Especially when random playback This is annoying as playback stops with the non-readable piece, instead of the next readable file is triggered. Unfortunately, I could not tell if it is because of the blanks, the mp3 encoder or the internal error correction used so far. So much for the negative characteristics.
(If anyone has collected similar experience and knows how to avoid erroneous MP3 CDs, can get in touch like or comment - thank you.)

Seller was EC-MAXX, the price is very low, the delivery was carried out after 1 1/2 days. It could not be faster. Great praise.

The sound is very good, proportionate to a Hi-Fi separates block. With good encoding mp3 songs already sound very appealing with 128er resolution.

The screen also displays the name, title, time, resolution of the mp3 files. The decor is far much better than imagined. Only maneuvering between different folders is a little more confusing with the one-line display.

The access time to the CDs is still acceptable with about 10 seconds. (My DVD player takes longer, the old Technics has only one () second for reading the table of contents requires -. So beautiful is it probably not again)

If one seeks only an occasional mp3-use, the device is a strong buy recommendation. As initially written, a very good compromise between equipment, sound processing and price.