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Pioneer PD-F1009 301-Disc CD-File Changer | 
| Brand: Pioneer
Category: CE
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New (3) Refurbished (1) from $149.00
Rating:  35 reviews
Sales Rank: 2984
Media: Electronics
Shipping Weight (lbs): 23
Dimensions (in): 23 x 23 x 13
Warranty: 1 year warranty
MPN: PD-F1009
Model: PD-F1009
UPC: 012562512181
EAN: 0012562512181
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | 301-CD file-type changer | | • | CD-R and CD-RW playback | | • | CD Text compatibility | | • | 5 programmable custom files | | • | 1-bit digital-to-analog converter |
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Amazon.com Review
Pioneer's PD-F1009 301-CD jukebox takes advantage of its megastorage capacity with fun, easy-to-use features. Be aware, however, that its tremendous conveniences comes at a small price: the PD-F1009's sound quality, while satisfactory, does not equal that of most comparably priced single-disc or five-disc players.P The PD-F1009 excels in other areas, however. In addition to its standard features (play, repeat, program, etc.), the PD-F1009 has a few that are more unusual and, it turns out, perfect for a CD jukebox. The Best Play feature lets you commit any 20 tracks to the PD-F1009's memory. Just hit the Best button (on the remote only) while a track is playing, and the player will automatically store that track in memory. Later, when you hit Best Play, the unit plays back up to 20 tracks in sequence. (Curiously, Best Play plays tracks back in reverse order.)P Another cool feature is Previous Scan, which simply plays (likewise in reverse order) the opening 10 seconds of the last 20 discs played. The PD-F1009 also lets you create up to five custom files, or groups, with no limit to the number of CDs in each file. This is a terrific way to file discs by genre or artist.P In addition, the PD-F1009 is one of the few players we know of (megachanger or otherwise) that is compatible with both CD-Rs and CD-RWs--most only play CD-Rs. The PD-F1009's CD Text feature scans and displays disc and song titles, but only if a CD is encoded with this information (most new ones are).P Finally, the PD-F1009 has an optical digital output for use with outboard digital processors, minidisc, and CD recorders, as well as the capability for CD-recorder synchronization with other Pioneer equipment.P Where the PD-F1009 falls short is in its musical presentation. Through the analog outputs, everything sounds a little dull. From an audiophile standpoint, the midrange lacks openness, the top end lacks extension and sparkle, and the bass is sluggish and overly soft. If you have a surround receiver with an optical digital input, we highly recommend listening through the PD-F1009's digital output, which sounds just fine.P We like the PD-F1009's features, which Pioneer has executed nicely and at an attractive price. We strongly recommend the PD-F1009 for background music; serious listeners will want to reach for an optical cable to take advantage of the changer's digital output. I--Wayne Garcia/Ip bPros:/bbr ul liHuge disc-storage capacity liCD-R and CD-RW compatible liExcellent array of features liDigital output /ul p bCons:/bbr ul liSound from analog outputs is dull liNo headphone jack /ul
Product Description
A CD changer that holds a massive 301 CDs for the ultimate in CD storage playback 1-Bit D/A Converter CD Text Compatible (Titles) Optical Digital Output Best Selection Memory (20) Previous Disc Scan (20) CD-Deck Synchronization Jog dial (on unit) Color - Black
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| Customer Reviews: Read 30 more reviews...
Durable November 25, 2008
J. LaFlamme
Bought one of these many years ago, filled it bought another four years ago. br /Play both constantly (turn them on in the morning fill the house with music all day). br /Never have had a problem with play. br /Accessing a CD button selection a bit confusing/difficult, but newer models may have addressed this.
 Problem with CDs you create November 19, 2008
D. Pugh
I've had this product for over a year now. While it works well playing store-bought CD's, it has an issue now with some CD's that I created. It used to play them all fine, but now they will skip intermittently and some just do not play. I've re-recorded them on different makes of CD and still have the same issue. I would not recommend this player if your CD collection is primarily made up of CD's you made yourself.
 Pioneer PD-F1009 301-Disc Changer October 13, 2008
Camillus M. Jankowiak (Midland, MI)
Love it. Works great, sounds great. Replaced a Sony which I ended up hating. Recommend highly.
 Not so hot October 3, 2008
Daniel Solomon (Richmond)
1 out of 2 found this review helpful
I have used the Sony version of this CD disc changer and like the Sony a whole lot better. Unless the CD's you store have CD text you must make a list to keep track of what is loaded in this machine. It is also a pain to program. Between the two I would opt for the Sony CD Disc Changer. I am not impressed with the Pioneer.
5 disc changer to HUNDREDS WOW! October 3, 2008
Sandra A. Smith (SLC UT)
I love it I am in the process of putting my CD's in categories first. Copying favorites onto my IPod and next organizing into alphabetical order with in the categories. Making it easier to find what you want. You can play in any order, repeat if you want and shuffle any or all for variety. No need for storage cabinets they are all in the changer. It is great! br /SANDY SLC, UT [ASIN:B00004RDL5 Pioneer PD-F1009 301-Disc Changer]]
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