Pioneer PD-F1009 301-Disc CD Changer

Pros: Holds 301 CD's

Cons: You have to keep a list of what goes where

The Bottom Line: Well worth buying - a piece of furniture and a talking point in its' own right

Review: About three years ago I invested in the bargain of a lifetime, a superb Pioneer stereo system composed of a File Type Compact Disc Player a PD-F1009, that I’m reviewing at the moment, a VSX – D512 Audio/Video Multi Channel Receiver, A DV-565A ...

Pros: Price, easy to use, good sound, CD Text feature and both CD-R and CD-RW compatibilty

Cons: could have more programming options

Review: I am not an electronics guru. That is the first thing I have to say. I am not, and will never be a fanatical expert on home audio equipment. I don’t have a huge home theater system, or monster stereo that will shake the plaster off the...

Pros: Ease of use - holds many discs

Cons: None yet

Review: Can you imagine having a C/D player that holds up to 300 discs? I feel like I have my own juke box. This C/D player can be programmed to play one disc at a time, repeat play, random play, program track and much more. It can be controlled manually or...

Pros: Large storage capacity and looks

Cons: Leaves feeling for more features

The Bottom Line: Great for use with large collections or during parties

Review: Today, technology is meeting application so quickly, that it bypasses what we really need sometimes, for what we just hope to have. This could be just the case with Pioneer’s 300 + 1 Disc Changer, the PD-F1009. Of course, I won’t try and sway...

Pros: Sound is great. I love the way you can program in all of the CD's.

Cons: It has been a pain taking it in the shop so many times.

Review: We bought last year's model of this 301 CD Jukebox player and have had it in getting fixed several times. The problem is that when you put it on random, it plays a few and then breaks. The good thing is that we have called Pioneer so many times that...

Pros: Very convenient way to store and play CDs.

Cons: Laser burned out after 18 months of pretty infrequent use.

The Bottom Line: If it keeps working, it is a very good unit. My experience may be unusual, but I suggest checking around to see how well others have lasted.

Review: Installation was not difficult, but learning how to use the features took some time. The letters on ...