Editorial Review

There's no rule that stereo systems have to be big and bulky, as this trendy microsystem from Philips aptly proves. The wall-mountable MC235 is a mere 3.78 inches thick--bigger than a credit card but far smaller than the average CD player and speaker combo. Yet the system still packs dynamic audio performance inside its narrow body, with such features as digital sound control and digital dynamic bass boost (DDBB). The former invites the user to choose between different sound settings, including optimal, jazz, rock, techno, and classic, and then automatically adjusts the sound balance and frequencies to create the most favorable setup for the chosen music style. DDBB, on the other hand, enhances the bass at low, mid, and high volumes to deliver rich, deep sounds, an important consideration for a small system such as this.Read more

Features

• Thin-profile CD stereo microsystem with stand; 9.84 x 9.64 x 3.78 inches (W x H x D)
• Digital sound control offers optimal, jazz, rock, techno, pop, and classic settings
• Digital dynamic bass boost enhances bass at low, mid, and high volumes
• Includes AM/FM tuner; compatible with CD-RW format
• 10-watt speaker system (5 watts x 2); wall mountable

Reviews (32)

Just love it
It sounds good and looks nice too. I love the way the cd player opened straight up. Its just really cool !

Pretty good buy
Like it. not great on the low end of sound, but definitely a good buy for the $$$$.

Attractive and inexpensive product
This small stereo system is exactly what it claims--a good small system at a good price.Sound is solid, and although bass and treble adjustments are limited to several factory preset mixes, one of the presets seems to work well for everything from talk radio, to jazz, to classical, or rock.
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Editorial Review

Take high quality music with you wherever you roam with the stylish Sony CFD-S350 boombox. With a CD player, as well as a cassette deck and radio tuner, you can play those favorites you still have on tape, as well as audio CDs and CD-R/RWs.Read more

Features

• Portable boombox with CD player, cassette deck, and digital AM/FM tuner
• Compatible with audio CD, CD-R, and CD-RW formats
• Wide Stage convex speakers provide rich bass and crisp highs
• 20-track programming, shuffle and repeat modes, and synchro CD/cassette dubbing
• Includes slim 10-key remote control; measures 16.3 x 6.45 x 10.12 inches (W x H x D)

Reviews (11)

Incredible value
I bought this boombox for a construction project where I didn't want to risk damage to a "good" stereo system.But this little Sony box sounded so great, when the construction was over I replaced my "good" system with this one and have had it for over a year with zero problems.I just can't believe what great sound comes from these simple speaker elements.It's amazing.Long live Sony engineers!

Very disappointed
I was looking for a small, no-frills radio/CD player and settled on the Sony CFD-S350 for its size, cost, and my opinion that it was one of the least ugly players at the stores I shopped.I've had it for six months and have been quite disappointed.The first thing I noticed was that the FM sensitivity was poor.My 21 year old Sanyo dual cassette player has a much better radio.Programming the presets was easy.
liked it, until the cd player stopped working
Only had it for 6 months and already it won't play my cd's, so now it's basically a very overpriced fm radio, with relatively poor reception on many stations.Very annoying.I expect more from Sony.This is the only Sony boombox I have tried.I have a Philips at home, which I've had about 8 years and still works like a charm. ... Read more

Editorial Review

The RCA RCD152 Portable CD Player with AM/FM Tuner and Cassette Player features a front-loading drawer CD player with CD-R and CD-RW playback, a six-key cassette player/recorder, and digital AM/FM tuner with 20 presets. With EQ presets and RCA's Dynamic Digital Bass Boost, you can optimize the sound tones according to the genre of music you're listening to and enhance your bass for a deeper, richer sound. A programmable 20-track CD memory allows you to store up to 20 entries for an ultimate playback experience. To round out the features of this outstanding economical compact player, RCA has included a digital volume control that provides for smoother control of sound volume and a digital remote.Read more

Features

• Includes CD player, cassette player/recorder, and AM/FM tuner
• EQ presets and Dynamic Digital Bass Boost optimizes sound
• Plays CD-R/RWs and standard compact discs
• Programmable 20-track CD memory allows you to store and playback songs
• Measures 15.04 x 6.81 x 10.24 inches (W x H x D)

Reviews (9)

Defective Remote
I purchased the RCA RCD152 for my 94 year old Father for Christmas and the remote was dead out of the box. After returning the unit the remote worked for three months and died. So now what do I do for a remote? I would not recommend this unit unless you don't care if the remote fails.
Returned twice
Ordered two of these at different times and on both of them the remote died within a week. Really wasn't that impressed with the sound quality either and had to use the antenna to get good reception. Decided to try a different brand and went with the Panasonic RX-D27. The sound is incredible and the remote so far works great. Also, I do not even have too raise the antenna at all. This boombox is only about $15.00 more than the RCA and well worth the price.

great all-in-1 palyer
We found it was tough anymore to locate a player that had cassette, DC and radio in one unit for a reasonable price. The RCA has all of those at a great price. We bought it as a gift for our son and he loves it. Good sound and nice looks for a low price. ... Read more

Editorial Review

Although it's a budget model, the JVC XL-FZ258BK five-disc carousel player still satisfies many requirements for ergonomic operation and quality sound reproduction. JVC equips the XL-FZ258BK with play exchange, which lets you change any four discs while one is playing. An optical digital output lets you record direct to CD-R or minidisc for pure digital copies and also facilitates integration with a surround receiver and home theater.Read more

Features

• 5-disc capacity
• Play exchange (change any 4 discs while 1 is playing)
• Optical digital-audio output
• Headphone jack with volume control
• Continuous play and smart random play

Reviews (22)

GREAT PLAYER !
Great CD player !The carousel type is much better than the magazine type.Very reasonable price too.

A Great Product
Great product, The JVC is better then a Sony. It is somewhat bulky like one review says, but its only one inch thicker then compatible 5 disc CD players. The depth on it is a standard depth, compared to others; some units are actually 1 to 2 inches longer in depth. Most importantly, easy to use.

A Happy Buyer
I selected this item after looking on the internet and in electronics stores.It was necessary to replace a broken unit, an off brand, which I only owned a year. That one had replaced a Pioneer unit that only lasted about two years.I have owned JVC electronics many times in the past, and decided to try again.I have had this unit nearly two months and have had no problem with it.I use it nearly every evening, operating it on random play.It works great and I believe it is the best one I have ever had.I don't believe anyone could go wrong with this unit---highly recommended. ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Compact Disc Changers (CD)    2. XLFZ258BK   

Editorial Review

With a five-CD/dual-deck capacity and 4x dubbing speed, the Sony RCD-W500C does much more than merely play your favorite CDs--it lets you mix and burn your own. The device records on both CD-R and CD-RW formats, and is compatible with CD, CD-R, CD-RW, and MP3 playback. To improve the recording quality, the RCD-W500C uses Super Bit Mapping technology to reduce low-level noise in the background, and High Speed Finalizing to prepare your recorded CDs for playback. You can also enter your own title and track information using the CD text entry feature.Read more

Features

• 5-CD/Dual Deck with 4x High Speed Dubbing
• Records CD-Recordable and CD-ReWritable Discs*
• CD, CD-R, CD-RW, MP3 Playback Capable*
• SBM - Super Bit Mapping® Recording
• High Speed Finalizing

Reviews (44)

It's OK,but....
It's ok for making exact copies ,but not for making your own mix.I bought one because my old PHILLIPS recorder, well it's old.Sony will burn at 4x and CD TEXT if it's on the CD.However, if your making a Road Mix or a Fav mix it will only burn at 1x and will not include CD Text;nor can you manually place CD Text while recording which I could do with Ol' Phillip. Ol' Phillip would included CD text and burn @ 2X 1 song at at time.If the CD wasn't text,you could do it manually while you were burning.I really expected alot more from a SONY. Oh, I almost forgot It will not Text'TRACK ARTIST' only the name of the disc and the name of the song!I wish I knew that before I bought it, I'd would have gotten something else!

Works Great - After Learning
I purchased the recorder in August of 2006.I also purchased from Sam's some Verbatim CD-R Music/Data CDs.The recorder recognized the CD-Rs with no problem.These CDs can be used for both data and for recording music.I recorded over 100 LPs using these CDs.I had problems with error messages and sometimes I had to use 3 or 4 CDs is make a successful copy of an LP.The error messages came up when the machine warmed up - after making 2 CD recordings.The error messages were either C14/TOC Error (not able to read the table of contents when the recording process is finished or not able to Finalize.Also, received a C13 Error - not successful because of Vibration or a dirty disc -- the error message was not true because there was no vibration or dirty disk. I changed over to Maxell CD-R Music CDs.I have recorded over 15 of these CDs with no problems -no error messages.Some people experienceing problems with error messages may have a compability problem with the CDs they are using.I recommend trying different CDs.When the recorder is working the way it should, it is a great machine with great results.I have noticed that if one does not have the proper type input signal set on the machine (digital or analog) or the proper CD-R in the machine, the recorder will not recognize the input signal.The instructions with the machine could be better.The recorded music is as good or better than the LP.

Not looking good.
I had read all of the Pro and Con reviews.But, since most of the negative reviews were a bit dated, I thought I would be reasonably safe now and decided to purchase the RCD-W500C, with some trepidation.Oops.Started it up yesterday and, essentially, the unit will not record.Period!
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Editorial Review

The CDPCX455 400-disc CD changer puts hours upon hours of music at your fingertips with features like cross-fade sound, text display, and an organization feature that makes it easy to find your favorite songs and albums. Because the CDPCX455 plays MP3s as well as CDs, you can expand the already-massive capacity of the player, and literally play the CDPCX455 for days on end.Read more

Features

• 400-disc changer plays CDs, CD-Rs, CD-RWs, and MP3s
• Fade in/fade out between songs, text display of artist names and CD info
• Analog RCA, digital optical outputs; RCA input syncs unit with other changers
• Jog dial control; repeat, random, and programmable play, recently-played search
• Measures 17 x 7.5 x 21.25 inches (W x H x D)

Reviews (36)

great cd player
I started with the Sony 51 disc player which also has a radio and cassette player. It still works after 8 years of continuous play. My cd collection has grown to about 1200 discs. There are probably 400 of them that I really enjoy. So this player and the shuffle mode fit the bill. 200 bucks was a nice price and I do not care about which album or song plays in what order. I do not plan to change the discs any time soon.

Great CD Changer
I have three Sony CD changers all of which work very well.This newer model allows a very large number of user categories to which CDs can be assigned.Has a digital fiber optic output.

One is not enough
I've never had any problems with this model scratching discs. Some of the fuctions don't operate the way you wish they would, but these are minor setbacks.
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Editorial Review

Easy 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 listen to a favorite artist's entire catalogue while cleaning the house. Read more

Features

• 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

Reviews (14)

Not so great for a pioneer
We have had every single CD changer out there. this one is the most expensive & by far the most lousy. It is EXTREMELY slow. It is also prone to missfeed discs & skip when playing my burnt CD's. We are so unhappy with our purchase.

deception
Why can no one tell the electronic unsophisticated
Pioneer PD-M426 6-Disc Magazine CD Changer
My first cd player purchase in 15 years(mostly I still have lps). This player is great(if you have the room & qty of cd's get one or the 100+ players. The six cd cartridges are a pleasure to use( tho $30 a pop). Happy w/ purchase. ... Read more

Editorial Review

The CDPCX355 300-disc CD changer puts hours upon hours of music at your fingertips with features like cross-fade sound, text display, and an organization feature that makes it easy to find your favorite songs and albums. The CDPCX355 plays audio CDs, CD-Rs, and CD-RWs, and you can program it to play CDs or tracks one by one, in random order, or in your own customized track order. You can create up to 8 different groups of CDs to quickly jump to certain styles of music or a favorite collection of songs. A hit list memory feature allows you to return to your 32 most frequently played songs instantly. You can browse through all of your CDs by name, so you'll never lose track of what CDs are in the player or what order they are in. You can also custom-label CDs stored in the CDPCX355 for quicker retrieval. The CDPCX355 includes a jog dial control that gives you quick access to individual CDs or tracks. With the jog dial, you can listen to snippets of music or skip tracks you don't like quickly. Read more

Features

• 300-disc changer plays CDs, CD-Rs, and CD-RWs
• Fade in/fade out between songs, text display of artist names and CD info
• Analog RCA, digital optical outputs; RCA input syncs unit with other changers
• Jog dial control; repeat, random, and programmable play, recently played search
• Measures 17 x 7.5 x 19.38 inches (W x H x D)

Reviews (55)

Better Than These Reviews
I appreciate all the negative comments in the reviews of this product because I pretty much knew what to expect and what not to expect.I have only had the Sony CDPCX355 300 Disc Cd Changer for about 3 weeks, so I can't comment on its life expectancy, but I have found it to be an absolute dream to work with.
Great for huge CD collection - but buyer prepare
I have played mine on a daily basis for about two years now without fail.I haven't had any of the problems mentioned by other reviewers, but, I admit, I read these reviews here before buying one and planned accordingly.
SO FAR SO GOOD...
It's been more than two years and I have had not a problem with it....I guess I'm lucky.... ... Read more

Editorial Review

The Teac CD-P1250 CD player is a good entry-level unit, with enough features to satisfy an audiophile's basic needs without sacrificing sound quality. The player comes equipped with a 16-bit digital-to-analog converter that translates your digital CDs into vibrant music, along with a wide frequency response that delivers more satisfying results. The multifunction LCD display is easy to read, and it receives signals from a full-function remote control that commands everything from shuffle play to the 16-track random memory programming.Read more

Features

• Single-disc CD player with full-function remote control
• 16-bit digital-to-analog converter and 16-track random memory programming
• 3-way repeat, skip and search functions, and time display
• Center-mounted playing mechanism ensures reliability; headphone jack
• Measures 17.12 x 4.12 x 11.44 inches (W x H x D)

Reviews (9)

Defective out of the box
Bad experience.Configured the whole AV system and finally plugged in the new Teac CD player.Pressed the button to open the tray and nothing happened (apart from a grinding noise).Returned for refund.
cd player
AFTER MY TECHNICS CD PLAYER OF 16 TEARS FINALLY BIT THE DUST I LOOKED AROUND FOR ONE TO REPLACE IT. IT WAS ALMOST IMPOSSIBLE TO FIND ONE LOCALLY SO I BOUGHT A DVD PLAYER FROM COMP USA. GOT IT HOME AND IT WOULDN'T RECOGNIZE A DISC SO BACK IT WENT. THE TEAC WAS THE ONLY ONE I COULD FIND AT A REASONABLE PRICE SO I BOUGHT IT ONLINE FROM JR ELECTRONICS. I DON'T DO MUCH ONLINE SHOPPING BUT SO FAR THIS EXPERIENCE HAS BEEN GREAT. THE UNIT WAS DELIVERED IN TWO DAYS AND SO FAR IT HAS PERFORMED VERY WELL. IF I GET 1/2 THE MILEAGE FROM THIS ONE AS I GOT FROM MY TECHNICS I'LL BE THRILLED. ONLY TIME WILL TELL. I HOPE I DON'T HAVE TO COME BACK HERE AND WRITE A NEGATIVE REVIEW. SO FAR THE CDP1250 IS WELL WORTH THE PRICE

Broke during warrantee- will TEAC honor warrantee?
About 10 months after I bought this CD Player, it died.I sent it in for warrantee service on 3-23-2006 - yet as of today, 8-4-2006, I have not received it back. The service center says that Teac needs to deliver a part.Teac acknowledged as much. For a while, Teac said they would try to find the part, but now Teac no longer even answers email, and telephone support seems non existant.
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Editorial Review

The Sony CDP-CE375 5-disc changer features a carousel tray and play exchange, with a play 1/exchange 4 system. The CDP-CE375 plays both regular CDs and CD-R/RW so you can also listen to your own mixes on your home audio system. The front panel features a 7-segment fluorescent display along with a jog dial with Direct Access track selection. Read more

Features

• 5-disc carousel CD changer
• Play exchange, peak level search, and repeat play
• Jog dial with Direct Access track selection
• Analog out (1 RCA, 1 fixed/variable), digital out, and headphone jack
• Measures 17.00 x 4.38 x 15.75 inches (W x H x D)

Reviews (11)

Well pleased
I found this CD Changer to be easy to operate and it to have good sound -everything I had expected.

Could probably do better....
Mine has worked fine for over a year. Sound quality is not great through the analog outputs. Sounds good hooked up to a receiver with an optical digital input. There's no excuse for a CD player in this price-range to sound bad (and it does) through the analog outputs though.
great product
set system up and was able to get great CD's from some of our old records and then using aux. was able to go from tapes to CD with excellent results. The only draw back is the speaker system. ... Read more

Editorial Review

As straightforward as it is affordable, Teac's stately, five-disc PD-D2410 CD changer plays all your CDs and recordable audio CDs (CD-R/CD-RW) in just about any context you can think of. Listen continuously (disc one to disc five), shuffle all tracks, program a string of favorites (up to 32 at once), or simply listen repeatedly (one track, all tracks, or program).Read more

Features

• 5-disc CD changer with CD, audio CD-R, and audio CD-RW playback
• Repeat, random, and program play with 32-track memory
• Optical digital-audio output facilitates hookup with CD and minidisc recorders and A/V receivers
• Includes full-function remote control with 5 direct-disc access buttons and 10 direct-track access buttons
• Measures 17.125 inches x 4.375 inches x 14.75 inches (W x H x D)

Reviews (15)

Lasted one Year
Have had this CD player exactly one year & it stops working.
Worked fine for a while
I got this about 7 months ago.It worked fine until now.Ticking sound all the time and now it is very picky about what it will play.Skips and stops! How in the world can it stop? I have a CD which plays fine on other players, but not this one. Amazingly, when I copied the CD on my computer, it will play the copy without a problem.Not acceptable.Needless to say, I'm going to replace it with another brand, probably the Onkyo DX-C390.

5-Disc CD Changer
I have had no problems with the changer.I only use it on the weekend. ... Read more

Editorial Review

Pioneer's PD-F1009 301-CD jukebox takes advantage of its megastorage capacity with fun, easy-to-use features. Be aware, however, that its tremendous conveniences comes at a small price: the PD-F1009's sound quality, while satisfactory, does not equal that of most comparably priced single-disc or five-disc players.Read more

Features

• 301-CD file-type changer
• CD-R and CD-RW playback
• CD Text compatibility
• 5 programmable custom files
• 1-bit digital-to-analog converter

Reviews (12)

RANDOM PLAY: like the capacity but not the wait
Recently, my 20 yr old Pioneer PD-M6 bit the dust, so I went shopping for another Pioneer CD player and found this 300 disc player.
Pioneer PD-F1009 301-Disc Changer
I bought The Pioneer PD-F1009 301-Disc Changer as a replacement for a Pioneer unit that held 100 Cd's. I found the unit very easy to load and play.
TOM
Previously loyal customer of Sony, unfortunately, Sony service is the worst in the industry.The Pioneer PD-F1009 has worked perfectly, easy to set-up and no glitches with respect to play.
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Subjects:  1. CD, Compact Disc Changers, Player, Players    2. PDF, 1009   

Editorial Review

Music lovers rejoice! Those looking for the ultimate in CD playback from an audiophile-grade component will be impressed with a high-precision, multi-bit D/A converter and 128 x oversampling. Others looking for convenience will thrill at the sight of 6-disc capability, 6 repeat modes, 40 track programming—and no worries about interruptions to your music, with the ability to change 5 discs while the last one is still playing. All will marvel at the crystal-clear playback, enhanced by our exclusive VLSC (Vector Linear Shaping Circuitry), for a smoother sounding audio signal. Just as crucial to your sonic enjoyment is Direct Digital Path, a heavily shielded, high-quality cable that protects the delicate audio signal from noise emitted by the surrounding circuits. Housed in a sturdy chassis graced with a brushed aluminum front panel, the DX-C390 is ready to provide hours of uninterrupted music—for the soundtrack to your life. Read more

Features

• You can even remove and replace 5 CDs as one continues to play
• 128x Oversampling digital filter assures that you get the most precise and faithful playback of all recorded frequencies
• Multiple playback modes with 40 track programmability and 6 selectable repeat modes
• Optical Digital Output for optimal digital sound performance through many current amplifier or receiver components
• Single Bit DAC for optimal accuracy and superb sound output from your analog components

Reviews (12)

A Frustrating Experience
I bought this unit about 8 months ago and it seemed to work fine.Then it started getting finicky with MP3 discs, refusing to play discs with very large (over one hour) MP3 files.As I listen to a lot of classical music, opera, audio books, and vintage radio on MP3, I have a lot of discs with large files.Then it started occasional skipping and refusing to recognize commercial CDs.And just this morning, it stopped recognizing any CD.Onkyo's website will no longer even recognize my login information (I registered the unit for warranty purposes). I decided to pack this up for the thrift shop, and buy a Denon.

so sorry I bought this !
I supposedly upgraded my system 4 months ago ~ I enjoy having a disc changer so I can shuffle my music ~ I had an old 5-disc Panasonic which worked for years like a faithful friend ~ I was so excited to get a 6-disc changer and gave away my old one ~ but, now, I fight with this Onkyo to get it to play random continously ~ sometimes it will, sometimes it will not ~ I clear it over & over, clean the CD's, however, this player seems to have a mind of it's own ~ PLEASE STAY AWAY FROM THIS if you like to shuffle your music & who doesn't !

henry
I gave this one 4 stars only because there are better cd players out there like everything else it also comes with a price tag!and i would rather put my money into great speakers.The advise i have gotten from some pros."is to put my money into great speakers,after all that is what your going to hear and spend alittle less on the rest"... 30/70 or 40/60 the speakers being the higher of the two.My budget was $800.00 and spent $500.00 for my speakers,the pros where right great sound system.
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Editorial Review

This five-disc CD changer from Harman Kardon keeps the music flowing throughout the day or evening, providing an uninterrupted soundtrack while you work, entertain, or just hang out on the sofa. The FL8385 offers a number of advanced programming features, including options to create playlists of selected tracks, play discs in random order, or scan tracks to find your favorite selections. The device also features High-Definition Compatible Digital (HDCD) decoding; HDCD discs offer a detail and fidelity far beyond that of standard CDs. Read more

Features

• 5-disc CD changer with HDCD decoding
• Compatible with CD, CD-R, and CD-RW formats
• Play exchange lets user change 4 discs while 1 is playing
• Functions include program play, random play, and intro scan
• Headphone jack with separate level control

Reviews (12)

Why is HK still making this unit?!?
I bought this unit about two years ago, and I've finally had it.Aside from the very rare lockup when in random mode, it worked well for about a year.After that, it would periodically pull the same trick, with growing frequency - play a few tracks in full random mode, then just forget what to do - devolving into a series of useless clicks and refuse to do anything at all until shut down for a few minutes then restarted.I was convinced that my laser had gotten out of alignment somehow, and had just about resigned myself to spending the 80-100 dollars to getting it fixed, when I decided to jump on here and check to see if others have had similar problems.I'm glad I did.I just ordered a Sony unit through Amazon for not all that much more than I would have spent "repairing" my HK unit.
Sometimes works; often doesn't
Often doesn't read disk. In "Random" mode, often stops after a few songs. Sometimes will play for a while, then stop reading disk. Even when it plays, it often continues to make the "chirping" noise it makes while attempting to read disk prior to playing.
I wish I read these reviews before I bought this piece of garbage!
Since the early 80's, I've drooled at the sight of Harmon Kardon's products, wishing I had thousands to blow on their super high-end gear. Then I see I can buy their CD changer for under $200! It can't be bad because it's an HK, right? WRONG!!!
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Editorial Review

The Tivoli Henry Kloss Model Two Radio with companion speaker, the Tivoli Model Subwoofer, and the Tivoli Model CD are designed to be used together as part of a complete compact stereo system but are sold separately.Read more

Features

• Matching, front-loading CD player for Tivoli Model One and Model Two table radios
• Minimalist front panel with large, easy-to-read display and primary controls
• Compatible with standard audio CD and CD-R formats (does not play CD-RW)
• Credit-card-sized remote includes shuffle, repeat, intro, and track access functions
• Measures 8.375 x 4.5 x 5.875 inches (W x H x D); 1-year warranty

Reviews (9)

Would have gotten a higher rating if it worked at all
I would imagine it was the cheap, crummy power supply, but mine wouldn't even light up...dead...One wonders why a $200 component can't run on 110 volts?I'd try it again if they re-worked the power supply, but not if I have to use a DC adapter like a $3 item.
Good looks, good sound, easy to install
My wife and I had been looking for over a year for a simple sound system to install in our new dining room/library on a very narrow (8 inches deep) built-in shelf. None of the micro systems were small enough and most looked like they'd be at home in a sci-fi horror flick. Not only is this unit attractive but it's not much deeper than a CD. The controls are easy to use and with the remote we can control the unit from the dining table.

Fantastic
I received the Tivoli Model CD Player as a Christmas gift to add to my Tivoli Satellite (Sirius) radio.I also own the extra Tivoli speaker which makes the system truly stereo.The CD player attached easily and was working in a matter of minutes.Overall, the controls are simple and easy to use.I especially like using the remote control since it's convenient and easy to read.The sound from this system is amazing.The clarity, depth and richness of sound from this little system is worth every penny.And, it's beautiful to look at.I have the system in my office and often receive compliments on its appearance.If you're looking for a compact, attractive, easy to assemble and use system, the Tivoli is perfect for you.
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Features

• Slim compact design
• Programmable track memory
• 60-second anti-skip memory
• 1 bit D/A converter and full 6-digit LCD display
• Skip, search, play, pause, random, repeat (one, all), hold functions

Editorial Review

Looking stylish with its burnished-aluminum front panel, the Denon CDR-W1500 CD recorder and player offers dual drives capable of simultaneous playback--for, say, taping one CD to cassette for the car while you listen to another--and features audio CD-R and CD-RW compatibility in both drives. The component records only to recordable CDs designated as being for "audio" or "music"; standard computer/data CD-R/CD-RW media will not work here.Read more

Features

• Dual-deck CD-R/CD-RW recorder with bit-for-bit CD dubbing (HDCD compatible) and 24-bit digital-to-analog conversion
• Deck 1 is a CD player with HDCD playback capability; plays finalized CD-R/RW discs
• Deck 2 is a music (or "audio") CD-R/CD-RW recording drive offering double-speed disc dubbing
• CD-Text input and display; sampling-frequency converter accepts digital inputs at 32 kHz, 44.1 kHz, and 48 kHz
• Measures 17.1 x 4 x 12.1 inches (W x H x D)

Reviews (2)

Perfect solution for home cd recording
I did a lot of research on cd recording devices and read customer reviews all over the internet.It all boiled down to the Denon CDR W1500.It seemed too pricey direct from the "qualified" Denon dealers, and no discounts from them.I found one on-line that included the warranty and a good discount - so I finally got one in my hands. For the past month I've been transferring my old vinyl LPs to cd, either in whole or a track here and a track there.
THE BEST RECORDER ON THE MARKET...
I HAVE OWNED THIS RECORDER FOR MANY YEARS AND IT IS THE BEST
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Features

• Multi-mode CD Player with up to 20 track programmability
• Rotary illuminated AM/FM radio tuner with built-in 4-Digit LED screen for clock display
• Dgital Clock, Sleep Timer. Timer-on and Snooze modes
• Headphone Jack
• 120V 60Hz AC powered

Reviews (7)

Great Product
This originally struck my eye as a nostalgist piece of electronic furniture. From its retro-era looking speaker covers right down to its mind blowing performance, this stereo is perfect for any any room.
Annoying hum
Looked good, sounded good. Then I noticed the low-volume hum (60 Hz?) coming from the bass ports on the back. The lower you turn the volume, the louder the hum, though it was always very subtle. The more I tried to ignore it, the more annoying it became.
Great Clock radio
Great sound and rectption. clock LED is a little bright and a red led would be better, otherwise it is a 5 star radio ... Read more

Features

• Single-disc CD player
• Auto-reverse cassette deck
• Dolby B noise reduction
• Assign CD tracks to different tape sides
• Headphone jack with independent volume control

Subjects:  1. Compact Disc Players (CD)    2. Cassette Tape Players    3. AD500   

Features

• Slim Compact Design
• Digital LCD Display
• Skip, Search, Pause/Play
• Automatic power off
• 3.5mm Headphone Jack