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The unit works perfectly and looks great also. The original remote control makes basic operation simple, however, I did have to download a PDF instruction manual and I'll probably never be able to use the advanced features it was designed to do. I loaded 267 CDs and started the " continuous play all"mode,it played for over 9 days 24/7 without a glitch. I'm looking forward to collecting 33 more discs. Impressed and satisfied.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
TCD Changer works fine. The remote does not.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
It is a fine product except for one flaw. The carosel and the disk motor are driven with two small belts which are nothing more than "O" rings. In time they stretch and, when the weather gets warm, they no longer pereform. They are available and replaceable but not without major disassembly og the unit.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
I wanted a cd player that could hold all of my cd's, and either a 300 or 400 cd player would fit the bill. I purchased the 300 disc because it was large enough for my needs and the price was much more reasonable than the 400 disc. I was impressed with the ease of use and how quickly it would find and play the cd you select. Some other cd changers can take an agonizing amount of time to find and play a cd. This player operates very smoothly and quietly and also has a convenient keyboard os/2 port on the fron of the cd player to make typing in cd names a breeze. Overall this is a great cd changer and you would not be disappointed with it's operation.
I own 4 of these machines - 2 CDP-CX300, 1 CDP-CX350 and 1 CDP-CX450 which gives me a total CD capacity of 1300. All needed repair when purchased and the problem was the same - bad drive belts. A new pair of belts costs about 10 bucks and requires about an hour to install. The last broken changer cost just over $25 including shipping on eBay. (Bad belts again!). Other than the belts the units seem bullet proof. A great and cheap way to store and play all those CDs that are now going out of style! So if you have a bunch of CDs and are tried of choosing one to put on a player try a 300 or 400 CD changer.
