What CD player do you suggest for this amp
1105516
I bought the Yamaha CD-S300 "Natural Sound" player, and it sounds great with it's "pure direct" (analog) output. It's a little pricey (~ $400) considering its a single disc, CD only player; but it delivers a precise, warm and spacious sound.
1105517
I am using Emotiva ERC-3 CD player with a Yaqin CD3 tube buffer to connect to MC-13S , sweet and natural sound!!
1105518
Any CD player can connect but If you send through a equliser the sound is out of this world try to get a old equliser from 2hand shop
950541
This is a CD player only. It would need to be connected to an amplifier to drive speakers.
1162985
Easy. Just connect the audio cables from the output on the DAC to one of the inputs on the amp. I kept my CD connected to the CD inputs on amp, and my DAC is connected to the tuner inputs. That way I can switch back and forth.
1773399
I use a pro-ject phono box which is approx 149 dollars and it is wonderful. It should be much more than 149. However, I used an integrated amp receiver for many years too.
1321183
I used the Emotiva a-100 amplifier which is a little over $200 and it sounded great. I'm sure that the 2 channel receivers at Best Buy also should work well but are probably in the $150 and up range. You can also look up Class D amplifiers on the Internet. Some are closer to $100 and anything with 25 watts or more should suffice. Since you are using the computer, the radio on a receiver is not necessary since most stations have websites.
511772
I have an Onkyo tuner and the yamaha cd player. Love them both. I tend to gravitate towards both these brands when buying stereo components through the years.
2061961
YOU WILL NEED A PHONO PREAMP, Just check out Amazon for some phono preamps, $20-60 should get you one. That goes between your turntable and the amp inputs. I have this amp and it sounds great, make sure you use a 24VDC power supply, nice clean output I drive 2 MTM towers and they sound great with this amp.....
2237390
Hi Sandra, Sony CDPCE375 CD Player nees to be connected on an amplifier. -Vincent
276114
This is a Pro CD Player, it holds 1 CD ... as for speakers they are required, and yes that would be a sep purchase along with a seperate amp, this player would then be hooked directly to a board and or preamp. Otherwise the only way you would hear anything is to plug some headphones into the headphone jack.
1016544
I have it hooked up to my Sony audio/video/component tuner. It plays CDs beautifully.
1734449
I have got a Belva 2000 Watt amp that works greatly! Its Also a new brand but also not expensive.
2161788
remember noise from amp. buy the best you can afford and be rewarded. Filo7\V good combination
126959
No to both questions. A warning if you have'nt purchased this player. The cd player is crap--it stops playing intermittently with evey cd I try to play. A lesson to be learned here is that with cheap prices come cheap electronics.I would not recommend this product. Even the connections for the speaker wires when inserted into the radio/cd unit don't fit tight and have to be played with to get a solid connection. The am band in my area --Long Island N.Y. is bad and you can't turn the unit around in the hopes of getting a stronger signal because of the wires for the speakers and the placement of the unit if you do get a good signal---the tuning buttons and tuner knob may not be facing you it may be facing away from you. This is my experience with this purchase. Spend more money to hopefully to get a better product.
2194695
No, the high-level inputs of the amp will drop the wattage down from your cd player to an acceptable low level input, so you will still just get the amplifier's rated output
950538
As others have stated, you will need a receiver/amp to drive it. Your choice of amp and speakers is up to you, there are several good choices out there at reasonable prices. That being said, my cd unit has served me well. I run two amps 4 pair of speakers and two subwoofers. I like my music clean and powerful
2083293
All 3 inputs are RCA, just pick one :) Just because it says "CD" or "Aux" doesn't specifically mean you must use that device, RCA is RCA. However, I wouldn't recommend purchasing it. Mine died (non smoking house, didn't overheat or push it too far) within 1 month of use. I decided to go with the Dayton Audio APA150, which has been a workhorse since day 1 with no issues and much better consumer ratings than this Pyle of junk. Happy hunting.
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That's what I bought it for & it worked great in mine. (I have a 6 CD player)