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I love my 522, and I think the NAD design is really slick. Like I said, I wish they had an SACD device. The silver series is really slick though... -Aaron

I just really wish NAD made an SACD player, it'll be hard for me to give up this 522... Especially since it appeared in one of my favorite movies of all time--High Fidelity... Yeah, I know it's a stupid reason :) -Aaron

I might just be one of 10 people that think the NAD gear looks really nice. It's plain, yes -- but it has a sort of wolf in sheeps clothing kind of appearance. -Aaron

I've got the same problem... It's hard to prioritize my toy purchases... I mean, I've currently got finish purchasing B&W DM600 series speakers all around (Got 604 mains, they're beautiful), Rotel amps, SACD/DVD-A, and also have a small interest in getting a standalone CD-R. Life is tough when...

What about the Harman Kardon FL8380 CD changer? -aaron

Having tons of black boxes is certainly cool... But I'd like to eliminate some of the redundancy by combining a few devices. Maybe I'll just have to look at the ES SACD players. Although just keeping the NAD and going for the Pioneer Elite DV-47a is also tempting...I just wish I had a changer...

First off, thanks for all the replies guys... The 522 is a single disc player, very similar to the 521... I bought it used for cheap a couple of months ago and I absolutely love it. However, I would like to have a changer with red book playback on par with my 522 for extended listening...

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I've been waiting for an excuse to buy an SACD player, and with the recent price drops of the CE775 I think I've found it. My question is, for redbook CD playback do you think the CE775 will be on par with my NAD CD 522? The NAD has burr-brown dac's, how are the dac's in the CE775? Are they...