I've had MANY CD-players, but been without a dedicated unit for a few years as I was on the streaming/NAS-train(my old car has a CD-player though).
Anyway, it started with a 1978 DD Technics vinyl spinner(SL-3210) I found in the recycling room a couple of weeks ago, I couldn't resist repairing it to fully working order. The vintage bug had bit me.
I made place for the spinner above my PC-workstation, together with a black Sony-amp; but if I spin LP:s why not spin CD:s? It's fun changing record manually and look/feel the physical cover
I searched the web for second hand Technics and Sony CD-players, as I wanted some visual harmonization. It didn't take me long to down a black Sony CDP-XB930 from 2001 for 50$! Totally worth it, high build quality, speedy and sounds really good. It actually matches the amp(TA-FB940R) perfectly as they where built the same year and in the same series(QS). None of them may be true vintage as they where made as late as 2001, but let's just say they are from the dusk of the (HiFi)era ;-)
CDP-XB930 is with the fixed laser, so it has a magnetic puck, adds to the vintage feel. So does the variable digital filter(it works!). Very happy about the find. I thought my Sony BluRay/SACD/Network-player in the living room was the last optical reader I ever bought, but I was wrong ;-)
Yes, there is nowadays a "complete" old school HiFi-system by the PC ...
edit. I forgot to mention what it plays through; KEF Coda 7:s w. subwoofer support or Sennheiser HD600.