The player seems fine and does whet I bought it for, to play cd's. It seems to have plenty of bells & whistles, non of which I've experimented with, yet. So, maybe I overbought Or, maybe I'll get to playing with it when the darkness and cold of winter drives me to boredom.

It works

It does not hold 400 cd's

I experienced the same problem as another post. I bought the ONKYO DX-C390 6 CD changer. When it arrived the box and all of the insulation material was fine. I plugged in the unit, turned it on and got MECH ERROR on the display. I couldn't get it to work.

Attractive Design

Difficult To Set Up

Holy cripe, I can't believe no one mentioned the size of this thing in any of the reviews I read (I didn't read them all, but many). It is a full 2" deeper than my stereo cabinet PLUS the cables sticking out the back. Who makes a component for a stereo that doesn't fit a normal stereo cabinet

Owned it for a year and 5 months. Woke up one morning it was on. Turned on by itself. Would not open up, shut off, play cd's, snort cocaine or anything. Am tempted to put a .22 shell into it see if it works then.

Great sound when it worked and was easy to program; Liked the swapping feature

Short life span before it turns cripple; Then you have to shoot it

This was a replacement unit for TEAC 5-Disc CD player. I already own an ONKYO Receiver (older GEN). The new pairing worked OK. Sound is good quality but likely better had I been able to link up the digital cable. The older ONKYO receiver does not possess a digital link hookup. Otherwise all is well.

Just a basic system to play cd's. There are not many multi-cd players out there, so it was great to find it at H.H. Gregg. My last one played dvds. This one does not, which would have been awesome.

Attractive Design; Doesn't Skip; Great Sound; Not Many Out There

No Dvd Use; Small Buttons And Letters

Well satisfied after one month. I wish that markings on front of unit were a little more readable, same for the remote,even if it means making it a little larger. bt

I have owned the DX-C390 for three years and except for minor problems this unit has functioned as advertized. Sound quality is supurb. This unit has played everything that I have thrown at it. I would recomment the DX-C390 to anyone.

Onkyo's brand name speaks for itself amongst audiophiles and gear heads, and while they are better known for their receivers, this changer does what it does very well, especially for the price it can be had at these days.

I am giving this a two star because it stops working. We have had it for about nine months. In order to use the warranty, we have to pay for shipping to a repair shop (there are none in our state). Plus the random feature takes quite a while in between songs, the random search seems excessive.