August 24th, 2011 11:18 pm
Pioneer PD-M426 6-Disc Magazine CD Player
- 6-disc magazine CD changer with single magazine and remote control
- 1-bit digital-to-analog audio converter and low-noise, low-loss laser pickup
- 32-track programming, random play (1 or all discs), and 5 unique repeat modes
- Hi-Lite Scan plays 10 seconds from each track; timer playback when connected to external timer
- Includes system remote in/out jacks; measures 16.56 by 4.12 by 11.56 inches (W x H x D); 1-year warranty
Pioneer Six-Disc Playback for Continuous Music Play Magazine Style Changer for Easy Playback and Storage Magazine Hi-Lite Scan Last Disc Memory Comes with Full-Function Remote ControlEasy to manage and outfitted with a nice array of features, the Pioneer PD-M426 CD changer stores up to six CDs at once in its removable magazine, keeping the music flowing for hours. A magazine CD changer is ideal for listeners who like to organize their music by theme or artist. All they need to do is remove one magazine and insert another whenever they want to enjoy a different genre or set of CDs (each additional magazine is sold separately). It’s a great way to downshift from upbeat dance tunes to mellow trance music while hosting a party, or to liste
List Price: $ 249.95
Price: $ 227.40
August 25, 2011 at 12:13 am
Last of a great Product.,
This Pioneer magazine cd changer is the last of great home electronics products. The design is sleek and the sound is amazing. They focus on the fact that this is a cd changer and tried not to do more than what they should have. The fact that it is a magazine and not a carousel keeps my cd’s from being scrached or spinning freely making that horrible griding sound like in other cd changers. I would recommend this to anybody that wants a great and fun design, with great quality sound!
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|August 25, 2011 at 12:52 am
Obsolete technology,
This player is a newer version of a Pioneer CD changer I have had since 1991. That original model was fantastic and lasted pretty much until 2008– except for the fact that it did not play burned audio (not mp3, but audio) CDs.
I bought the new model thinking that that would certainly have been updated, but to my disappointment it was not. When I called Pioneer, they said that this new model was designed in 1997, which explains why it does not play burned CDs. According to that representative, there are no Pioneer models newer than this.
If this is anything like its predecessor, it’s probably a very good player, except for this major drawback, which is why I feel that it really can’t get more than two stars.
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|August 25, 2011 at 1:34 am
Awesome CD Player,
I just bought this from Amazon recently. I had an older model of this CD player back in the early to mid 1990s. I went thru two Pioneer 25-disc CD players. (Both stopped working after 2 1/2 years.) I went to a Yamaha 5-disc carousel player, which I never really cared for. I was so excited when I found this Pioneer CD player on Amazon because I had been looking for this type of CD player. It is a very easy CD player to use. I like that I can keep my CDs in the magazines and not have to re-load the magazines each and everytime. (I just need to buy a bunch of magazines tho since I gave my old ones away a long time ago.).
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