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    Hello guys.
    This is my first post so I would like to take this opportunity to say hello.
    I haven't bought any hifi in donkeys but was wondering what would be a suitable upgrade to a Marantz cd63se. I have just sold my turntable after finally conceding that I prefer cd{30 years self debate}, and with the proceeds thought I would upgrade. My amp is a Cyrus 3i with psx-r into Mission 752 speakers. Has cd moved on from my 90s disc spinner, has anyone owned a cd63se and moved on, would love to hear from you
    Cheers Eric

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ericl View Post
    Hello guys.
    This is my first post so I would like to take this opportunity to say hello.
    I haven't bought any hifi in donkeys but was wondering what would be a suitable upgrade to a Marantz cd63se. I have just sold my turntable after finally conceding that I prefer cd{30 years self debate}, and with the proceeds thought I would upgrade. My amp is a Cyrus 3i with psx-r into Mission 752 speakers. Has cd moved on from my 90s disc spinner, has anyone owned a cd63se and moved on, would love to hear from you
    Cheers Eric
    Hi and welcome,

    If your CD63se is still working ok? If so I added a DAC to mine with great results.

    The Topping D30 DAC is around £100 and just fabulous.

    Gary
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    Yes, welcome, Eric.

    Strangely enough, a Topping D30 DAC would also be my suggestion for a very cost effective upgrade.
    I think you will be astonished at the improvement in sound quality!
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    Quote Originally Posted by jandl100 View Post
    Yes, welcome, Eric.

    Strangely enough, a Topping D30 DAC would also be my suggestion for a very cost effective upgrade.
    I think you will be astonished at the improvement in sound quality!
    Add a linear power supply at some time and WOW.

    Gary
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    I'm goan buy me one of those...….
    Current system 1210 GR. CDP - Meridian G08. Amp -Sugden A21I - Sig. Wharfedale Lintons.

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    If you like the Marantz sound then this would be ideal. https://theartofsound.net/forum/show...ture-CD-Player

    This review gives you an idea of the "supercharging" that the KI Signature benefits from http://www.dutchaudioclassics.nl/rev...00KI-CDplayer/

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ericl View Post
    Hello guys.
    This is my first post so I would like to take this opportunity to say hello.
    I haven't bought any hifi in donkeys but was wondering what would be a suitable upgrade to a Marantz cd63se. I have just sold my turntable after finally conceding that I prefer cd{30 years self debate}, and with the proceeds thought I would upgrade. My amp is a Cyrus 3i with psx-r into Mission 752 speakers. Has cd moved on from my 90s disc spinner, has anyone owned a cd63se and moved on, would love to hear from you
    Cheers Eric
    Hello and DOH!
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