Looking for SACD player

I'll add my exprience for what is it is worth.  My long-term flagship SACD player was the Sony XA9000ES, which to my ears sounded terrific.  I kept it going as long as I could but it finally gave up the ghost a few years back.  As back-up, I also owned an XA5400ES, which lacked the multichannel capability, and didn't sound quite as good so it sat in my home office system.  I replaced the XA9000ES with a Marantz SA-K1 Ruby, which did not sound as involving, and also refused to play certain discs, ones the XA5400ES played perfectly. I understand that there may be known problems with the Marantz transports, so beware.  I recently went all in and purchased a Luxman D-10X, which sounds amazing and also reads 100% of what I feed it.  I had been using the Sony, which is a fine machine, but the Luxman takes everything to a higher level- my wife was immediately able to tell the difference in sound, for example, and she is not a critical listener.  My dealer (Excel Audio in Newport Beach) gave me a reasonable trade-in on the Marantz.....I still have the Sony for a second system.  I wanted to audition an Esoteric as well, but was unable to find a dealer with one in stock.  But I am good to go with the Luxman.  I am fairly certain that this is my last SACD player.

I pur a new Denon DCD-A110 SACD player couple of years ago. New was $3,500. It has no output for an external DAC and it is not surround , only 2 channel stereo which is what I like. I have a 9.2 channel surround set up for video but do not care for it with music. This Denon is a fine piece , weighs over 30 lbs. solid build , terrific soundstage , I expect it to last for a long time. Plays anything you throw at it and the redbook's sound good too. Noticed a few still around now that are discounted down $500 or so. Played thru a McIntosh MA 7900 and restored JBL's.I listen mostly to classic rock. To me the original single layer SACD discs are slightly better than the hybrid but hard to find and $$$$.

I just got the Shanling SCD3.3 CD/SACD player.  First impressions are that it is outstanding, but most of my listening so far has been with CD's.  For standard redbook it beats my 6x more expensive streaming dac.  Actually quite remarkable.  Having lots of fun with some of the great classical box sets available, like the Ormandy set.  I don't have to rip all 92 CD's and the book clearly explains the provenance.

It's native SACD.  R2R DAC.  And a tube buffer.  Shanling is ChiFi (Shenzen) but they have lots of experience with CD/SACD playback and players.  

You can also use it as a pure transport, it has multiple i2S options as well as the standard outputs including USB.

Thanks, everyone, for all of the feedback.  I settled on a Technics SL-G700M2 to complement (not replace) my Jay's Audio CDT2-MK2.  The Technics will be used primarily to play my relatively large (and growing) collection of SACDs.  My decision was made largely based on the fact that the Jay's sounds so good when connected to the Berkeley DAC that I couldn't give it up.

I owned a Jay's CDT2 MK3 and decided to upgrade to the CDT3 MK3. Well, that did not work out. The tariff's hit just before I was going to pull the trigger and I was unable to get the new one from China. To pour salt into the wound, I sold my CDT2 thinking I would have the new one soon. So now what? I searched the web for about a week and found a great deal on a Esoteric K03xd SACD player. I am so happy that I didn't get the Jay's. The Esoteric was $9K, which was above my budget, but I decided to take the leap. The on board discrete DAC in the Esoteric is phenomenal. If you can find a used Esoteric, I would highly recommend it.