Sony CDP-CE375 5-Disc CD Changer
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- Device Type: Changer
- Number of Discs: 5
- Outputs: Analog Audio x 1 Digital Audio Optical x 1 Headphone Jack Analog Audio (Variable) x 1
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Perfect for the average user.
Pros
Good sound quality, useful remote, Optical and RCA output, can support headphones without a reciever.
Cons
Cannot turn on with remote
Recommended it?
Yes
The Bottom Line:
I would fully recommend this product for its features, quality of sound and ease of use, as well as its low cost.
The Sony CDP-CE375 5-Disc CD Changer is a great, though not perfect, entry-level CD player. It features 5 disks for long play, standard Shuffle, Repeat and Program funtions, and gives excellent sound quality, especially at a fairly low price. For those of us with high-end recievers, it features an optical output for premium quality sound, and especially cool, it has the ability to play by itself via headphones should your receiver be gone or broken!'
The player feature a handy, simple remote and can also be programmed to work with universal remotes, it features a comfortable, though a bit small, jog dial, and it is pretty easy to learn how to use it. My one and only gripe: The power button is one that must be physically pushed in or out, rather than tapped, and thus you must get up and press it yourself rather than hit "Power" on the remote. A small pain, but nonetheless a tad inconvenient when you wake up in the morning and must leave your bed.
Still, in the end this is a fantastic piece of equipment, and a must-buy for all needing a useful but cheap CD Player.
The player feature a handy, simple remote and can also be programmed to work with universal remotes, it features a comfortable, though a bit small, jog dial, and it is pretty easy to learn how to use it. My one and only gripe: The power button is one that must be physically pushed in or out, rather than tapped, and thus you must get up and press it yourself rather than hit "Power" on the remote. A small pain, but nonetheless a tad inconvenient when you wake up in the morning and must leave your bed.
Still, in the end this is a fantastic piece of equipment, and a must-buy for all needing a useful but cheap CD Player.
