The simplest answer is there would be no benefit to using a dedicated C.D player.

1) More components, more room, more money. This task can be done competently by your Blu-ray player.
2) If you use a digital connection such as a coax or optical(toslink) cable the digital to analog conversion will occur in the same place-your receiver. Even if you use a analog connection and take advantage of a so called "superior" DAC of a dedicated C.D player the differences in sound quality will not be night and day, certainly not worth the extra cost.


I’m armed and I’m drinking. You don’t want to listen to advice from me, amigo.

-Max Payne