Just FYI I have this hooked up to a brand new Onkyo A 9150 amp and I am using a brand new pair of Keff LS50 speakers. Sound quality is amazing at this or any price point. It comes with a set of RCA cables (cheap looking RCA cables) but I used a Monster optical cable I had instead of the RCA cables. Easy to hook up to my amp and the remote is easy to use as well. Works and plays beautifully, my CD's sound great. Very nice CD player at any price, but for the price I got this for on Amazon I couldn't have gone wrong with this player. But aside from those few minor quibbles, this CD player rocks the house. And the button to change the time mode on the display from elapsed to remaining isn't on the remote. And you can't choose to shuffle just one disc it automatically shuffles all discs that are plugged into the tray. You don't know how many tracks have already been played on the current disc when in shuffle mode like you do with the old Sonys. You don't get much information on the display, other than disc number, track, and time. But I also have to say that the user interface with this machine isn't nearly as advanced as the Sony CD carousels I grew up with. I've got to say up front that this Onkyo player really works well and plays all my CDs beautifully. I'm not a streamer of music, and I've got an extensive cache of CDs collected over the last 3 decades. It's getting harder to find a good CD player for a reasonable price. I've now purchased 2 of these Onkyo CD changers.

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