harman/kardon CDR20

Pros: Sound quality in both Playback and Record, Appearance, Remote, Thorough manual and Quick start guide

Cons: Some feature implementations are cumbersome

The Bottom Line: A superb product delivering 2 disc continuous play, 2 room-2 source play or play/record, 1X, 2X, 4X speed dubbing and quite surprisingly, entry-audiophile quality playback.

Review: Earlier in the year I set out to revamp and upgrade my audio systems. Many purchases were made affecting virtually every aspect of Home Audio and one of the many items involved in my system upgrading was the CDR20. It was purchased directly from the...

Pros: Fast, audiophile sound, great quality.

Cons: A little more expensive than most.

The Bottom Line: For audiophile sound, it's your best bet - and you'll be glad you spent the extra bucks on it. It can do everything the others can, plus it sounds better!

Review: My experience with this CD burner has been nothing but positive thus far. I received it as a gift for my birthday several months ago, and have been enjoying it immensely ever since.

I am a DJ and music enthusiast, so having the ability to...

Pros: excellent sound (when working), easy to digitize my vinyl

Cons: software bugs; only one service center in USA (in CA)

The Bottom Line: Good sounding recordings (and above average rating) when working, but I can't recommend a unit that barely outlives its warranty.

Review: I have owned my HK CDR-20 for about a year and a half. When I first got it, I was truly impressed with the sound when playing CDs. I had listened to CDs through my DVD/CD player, but the CDR-20 was better, so I used it exclusively. The sound was more...