A:AnswerBecause it is defective. My guess is an issue with the laser. Mine did the same thing straight out of the box. When it did play, the cds skipped really bad. It was unlistenable. Return it.
A:AnswerNot familiar with the wave system IV but I have it hooked to my older Bose wave system via analog output cables from the CD player to the audio aux Jacks on the Bose (red/ white ended dual cable marked L & R Sounds Great.
A:AnswerFirst chech if the cd is clean or damage.Also change the position of the cd you may try to play a recorded cd whit very low quality or a copy.Remrmber this is a high end unit.Also xheck the shuffle boton maybe is on.Try all those in the very last the unit may be damage.
A:AnswerIf your "SONOS Port" is a simple standard input jack, I would say yes. On my HEOS setups, I simply choose the input of CD and hit play and the music goes to whatever speaker(s) I have set up.
Yes, I am unfamiliar with SONOS but I do think the port you speak of must surely be a standard input jack. All the best!
A:AnswerI bought this to replace a older multi-loading CD player that had died. It was hard to find multi- loading CD players (there were only 2 or 3 in a reasonable price range), and the Onkyo lived in the middle for price. Since it got great reviews, I went for it. For the money, it provides great sound and functionality. “High audiophiles” usually prefer more expensive single loading CD players, but the multi-disc functionality was more important to me. My CD player (and my 1970s turntable) goes through my 1970s receiver and medium-sized wooden speakers, and that affects the quality of the sound in a good way also, so make sure the analog side of your sound is what you like, I guess…good luck!
