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Product Information
Enjoy music from different genres with the Technics SL-MC7 110-Disc CD Changer which combines performance with quality sound. Also, the device features programming functions that create playlists of selected tracks, or play discs and tracks in random order, offering hours of uninterrupted play. Plus, it supports CD disk types for more accessability. On top of that, this CD changer provides quality audio sound without the need of a PC or internet connection and lets you enjoy it with family and friends. In addition, the model utilizes output sockets such as Digital Audio Optical.Product Identifiers
BrandTechnics
MPNSL-MC7
UPC0037988403882
ModelSL-MC7
eBay Product ID (ePID)63946065
Product Key Features
Audio OutputsStereo L/R RCA, Digital Audio Optical
Playable Media FormatCDA, CD
TypeCD Changer
Additional Product Features
CD Changer Capacity110
Digital OutputOptical
Number of Discs110
Mp3Without Mp3 Playback
Ratings and reviews
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- 06 Jun, 2017
Finally hunted one under £140 delivered! :-)
If you don't how how Technics MASH sounds - it is soft and beautiful, full of detail. This changer is no different + it holds 110 CDs! Changes smoothly. Displays CD text which you can also program. What I need now is a sort of a folder to keep the cd booklets - all jewel cases binned.Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-owned
- 24 Jul, 2016
Wanted one of these for ages!
One of the best budget ways to have your favourite 111 cds in one place without having to swap them all of the time. it works well, has a great mechanism, take the lid off and watch it go! and if you add the artist and title info in it for the non-cd text cds, it's easy to search for what you want too, and it remembers the disc in that position even if you remove it. Yes, I have it all, or at least most of it on mp3 now, but that is not the point for me, this is the proper way to do it! Mine came without the remote, as much ebay hifi does of course so best get one with or factor that in. Mine also had a small plastic part on the drop down door mechanism that was the wrong side of it's guide causing some minor problems, maybe it was like it already or it could have easily been done by the trauma of packaging and delivery, an easy fix though for sure and whilst in there cleaning the runners and gears in the mechanism I realise these may have been quite expensive new, it's like a proper juke box really..These were almost 600£ new but decent used ones start at about 40£. a sign of the streaming times I suppose. I prefer my tracks from the disc. Want another one now too.Verified purchase: Yes
