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Everyone should have a CD jukebox!
Pros
Ability to store 200 CDs, plus push-button selection.
Cons
Larger than a single-disc player.
Recommended it?
Yes
The Bottom Line:
Anyone with more than just a few CDs needs to get one of these CD jukeboxes.
When my single-play CD player went on the fritz, I considered the multi-disc options, and quickly figured out 10, 20, or 50 CD changers were all too small, when you consider that a 200-CD or 300-CD player costs just a bit more. We couldn't be happier with our Sony 200-CD jukebox. Different 25-CD sections are organized by music type, e.g Classical, Popular, Country, Brass, Soundtracks, etc. All the CD inserts are put into the supplied albums and labeled as to CD slot number. So, we just select the music from the book, dial in the number, press the button, and we have music. Makes you forget about single-disc players.
Ours has been stone cold reliable. And the sound is as good as anything. To test this, I played a Stereophile Test CD with various test tones and music selections, in both the CD player, and in my DVD player. All the tones sounded the same, and SPL measurements showed they were all reproduced at the proper level. Each music selection also sounded the same in both the CD played and the DVD player. You can't ask for better than that.
Ours has been stone cold reliable. And the sound is as good as anything. To test this, I played a Stereophile Test CD with various test tones and music selections, in both the CD player, and in my DVD player. All the tones sounded the same, and SPL measurements showed they were all reproduced at the proper level. Each music selection also sounded the same in both the CD played and the DVD player. You can't ask for better than that.
