Kenwood CD-323M 200-Disc CD Changer
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- Device Type: Changer
- Number of Discs: 200
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Pros
Convenient
Cons
A hassle to play just one CD that is not storedin the unit
Recommended it?
Yes
I can't believe that I have had this CD player for almost a year now (it was my Christmas present last year). Really I can't believe that I made it so long without it. This CD player is not only for those who have a lot of CD's. Personally, I do have a lot of CD's (about 300), but even those who don't will appreciate the convenience that this unit offers.
Basically you store your favorite CD's in the unit. When you put them in you can store the title and no matter how many times you take the CD in or out of the unit, the title will reappear. The remote has a scroll button so that you can go through and see what CD's you have in. Then you press play and after about 5 seconds the CD will be loaded and playing.
There are a lot of these mega CD changers coming out and this is a great one. But no matter which one you do buy, make sure it has this CD text capability.
The only downside is that sometimes you just want to hear one song on a CD that might not be in you mega changer. You have to put it in and wait for it to recheck all the CD's that are in (it does this every time the door is opened). What would be nice is to have another single cd player or DVD/CD player so that you could listen to that one special song. (I am going to work on that this Christmas!)
Overall this Kenwood unit is easy to set up, easy to use, and not all that much more expensive than a 6 disc changer (less than $100 difference). I think the convenience alone is worth it but it is also a cool conversation piece when guests come over.
Basically you store your favorite CD's in the unit. When you put them in you can store the title and no matter how many times you take the CD in or out of the unit, the title will reappear. The remote has a scroll button so that you can go through and see what CD's you have in. Then you press play and after about 5 seconds the CD will be loaded and playing.
There are a lot of these mega CD changers coming out and this is a great one. But no matter which one you do buy, make sure it has this CD text capability.
The only downside is that sometimes you just want to hear one song on a CD that might not be in you mega changer. You have to put it in and wait for it to recheck all the CD's that are in (it does this every time the door is opened). What would be nice is to have another single cd player or DVD/CD player so that you could listen to that one special song. (I am going to work on that this Christmas!)
Overall this Kenwood unit is easy to set up, easy to use, and not all that much more expensive than a 6 disc changer (less than $100 difference). I think the convenience alone is worth it but it is also a cool conversation piece when guests come over.
