Need recommendation for a CD player


Please recommend a CD player for me. Audio only, 2.1 system. I have a Parasound P5 pre with a Parasound 21 amp, Snell A2 speakers, a Snell 550 sub with its own amp, a Snell SPA 200 and good cables. Thanks for your thoughts
ericruff

I'm in the same boat as the OP, in that I'm also looking to add a CD player to my system.  It currently uses an Oppo 105D as the source for both music CDs and Blu-ray discs.  Can anyone recommend a CD player -- SACD not required as the Oppo can handle that -- either new or used, in the $1500 - $2000 range, that would improve on the Oppo in terms of musicality?

Thanks.

https://www.audiogon.com/listings/cd-sacd-players-modwright-sony-dvp-ns999es-cd-sacd-dvd-player-sign...

http://www.audiogon.com/listings/cd-sacd-players-modwright-truth-oppo-bdp-95-tube-cd-player-9866-2016-11-17-digital-80020-broomfield-co

Thank you for the suggestions, dlcockrum.

However, I need to add context to my question.  I have no doubt that the players you suggested are great and would beat my Oppo 105D for 2-channel audio.  But, since I don't reside in the U.S., I really should focus on new and not modded products.  Given today's exchange rate, bringing anything in across the border to Canada would add about 48% to the cost.  (Unfortunately, that is not an exaggeration.)

So, I'm still thinking of keeping my Oppo 105D for Blu-rays, where it does a fabulous job, but would like to move to a CDP for music.  Budget is $1500 - $2000.  Any more ideas for a "musical" player in that price range? 


so, the real question is whether there is a CD player for less than $2k that sounds better than the 105D?

I'd wait for the new ESS chips & implementations then check out the new Oppo
"so, the real question is whether there is a CD player for less than $2k that sounds better than the 105D?"

Insert the word "new" in front of "CD player" and the answer may well be "no" or "not in any audibly significant way".

It seems that the 105D is right at the sweet spot of that price range re: price/performance/versatility and must have a really good digital section as Dan Wright stated that, "Oppo’s stock clock “is excellent and unique,” and its DAC (employing two ESS Sabre ES9018 chips) “is exceptional.” He added that because they could not improve upon the clock or the DAC, Modwright left them alone."

http://www.theabsolutesound.com/articles/modwright-oppo-bdp-105-with-truth-modifications/

Exemplar also chose the 105 as the model to modify for their latest and only current digital offering.

Dan chose the Marantz SA-8005 for his latest Truth mod, possibly due to Oppo discontinuing the 105/105D. Seems that the 105D and the SA-8005 are the current kings of the latest <$2k players until the new models are introduced...

Dave