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The Pioneer PD-F100 was the first ever Pioneer CD changer dating from 1993 and uses a design where the discs are loaded into the front of the machine, all in line with each other from one side to the other. The discs are divided into 4 rolling racks with each rack containing 25 discs. As each rack is opened (or rolled forward), all 25 discs in the rack can be accessed. When the player is idle, all the racks can be opened at once. When playing, the rack that contains the current playing disc can not be opened, but the other three can. So if needed, discs from the other racks could be changed out while the machine is playing! A feature not present in any other design. There are some nice lights that indicate which rack is busy and all the racks can be viewed through the big window in the door which in fact is the size of the entire front of the player. The whole thing looks a bit like a fish tank with the large viewing window!! Just SUPERB CRAFTMANSHIP AND DESIGN !!!Read full review
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Love the large amount of storage, programmability, and sound quality for the cost.
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Great way to play all of my CD's.
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The product delivered to my expectations! Works great!
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It arrived Dead. It never powered up out of the box
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