Wii a Cambridge CXC cd player work on a Sony 1050?

[PAAAUDIO]

Would the Cambridge CXC work on a Sony 1050 AV reciever? My budget is £400 so if I need a seperate DAC then maybe I'd need to go for a different player.

 

[matthewpiano]

Yes. Use an optical lead to connect the two and it will work perfectly. However, you could always use your Blu-ray player for CDs if you already have one.

 

[PAAAUDIO]

I use an Xbox one for cd's and blu ray atm. I have considered other options but tbh all the options are confusing. I have considered a blu ray player that is just as good as the CXC but I have no idea what that would be, or if I could afford it.

Whatever I buy it will be a long term purchase that wont be replaced for a while. I may get get rid of the Xbox One as I'm geting fedup with the type of games that have been released for a while now.

 

[muljao]

A Sony bdps5500 or bdps6700 are good bets. Plug your co ax out into your availability receiver and use as a CD player. These Blu-ray players also offer dnla so with a little setup you can stream music from your PC or laptop, in CD quality if you like

 

[PAAAUDIO]

I listened at Superfi and was shocked at home much better the Marantz cd6006 was than a Denon CD player that was reduced to £175.

I then compared it to a £600 blue ray player. I thought it sounded clearer than that as well.

Im getting the Marantz soon.