I, too, have this player. I did not have to wait a year. Once I decided to make the leap I found one in Arizona and had it sent to me. This was just about 2 months ago. I agree with what is said here about this player, and after the usual break in it simply plays music, on all formats. Its the first one I have that is MQA-able, so I bought a few of these discs. I replaced a Luxman D-05u with this one, and use it in a system with the Constellation Audio Integrated driving the marvelous Perlisten S7t speakers. I have a TT in the system too, but rarely use it. I am no jazz fan, its mostly rock-type of music for me, or singer/songwriter, a bunch of classic country too, and the occasional classical. But rarely, if ever, jazz. That, of course, is just a matter of taste, and that differs from person to person. Tony Bennett and Frank Sinatra sound amazing here too. Jafant knows all of this already, so this is really for the other members here who might be curious.
Luxman D-10X Follow up
Over a year ago I sought advice here about CD players. I ordered a Luxman D-10X as a result of the conversations. It took a year to arrive. Chips. Slow ocean transport. The world today. Anyway, as promised I am reporting back. It required a long break in. At first it sounded a bit sharpish I think is the best way to put it. 200-300 hours later it has a very pleasant sound on all formats. No surprise on SACD, DSD, and MQA, but the real bonus is that it really works quite well with PCM too. That is a real plus for me because I listen mostly to jazz and a lot of the things I want are not available on vinyl, or the vinyl is old, out of print, in lousy condition, or absurdly expensive. I am not inclined to pay several hundred dollars for an old mono Blue Note, sight unseen, coming from Japan, when the same recording can be had on a CD for just a few dollars. With this D-10X the sound is acceptable. So, I am happy. It was worth the wait. Thanks for all who offered advice.