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In Reply to: Is the Ayre C5xe better than the Cx7e for Redbook playback only? posted by jbcortes on February 15, 2007 at 07:11:16:
I'm very curious to hear what I've been missing. I certainly haven't heard everything, but I'm plenty happy with my CX-7e.I have heard the C-5xe, and also thought it sounded fantastic. I've not A/Bed the the '5 and '7 (diferent room/system/time), so I cannot address your question. I think if you search this board (and audiogon), you will see that most feel that the '5 is (at least) a bit better than '7, though some question whether it's worth twice the money (at my budget the answer is "no", especially because I have no high rez discs). As usual, it is best to listen for yourself.
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