Enjoy stereo sound from a variety of CD types with the Denon DCD-600NE CD Player. It uses a 192 kHz / 32-bit digital-to-analog converter for detailed audio reproduction from the stereo RCA analog output, and also features an optical output. The DCD-600NE will play CDs, CD-R/RWs, and MP3- and WMA-encoded discs.
- Single-Disc Tray
- 192 kHz / 32-Bit D/A Converter
- MP3 & WMA CD-R/RW Playback
- Optical & Stereo RCA Outputs
Denon DCD-600NE Overview
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Denon DCD-600NE Reviews
Nice replacement for my old Panasonic
Time will tell how this holds up (my Panasonic finally gave up the ghost after 25+ years) but I really like this unit so far. Great sound, nice features (though not as many as the Panasonic, which I was unable to find on any current CD player), looks good with my other components.
Excellent sound
I purchased Denon DCD-600E because I wanted a high quality player without extraneous features that I'll never use (bluetooth, usb port). After a week of playing a variety of music; rock, jazz, r&b, folk, I've concluded that it produces the best sound reproduction of any CD player I've ever encountered (I bought my first CD in the spring of 1986). Instruments and voices sound more distinct and more lifelike than before. It also plays perfectly the CD-Rs that I've burned on my computer. I like the layout of the controls, with the eject button offset below the play, stop, etc. row. My only complaint is a trivial one. In order to change the display mode one must use the remote. It seems to me one more button on the unit, perhaps just to the left of the display, would be appropriate. Personally, I don't use the remote as I almost always play each disc from start to finish. Highly recommended.
