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The Teac CD player works great with all of my Pro audio system if your looking for a basic but very good quality well this is the one for you no complains form my part. Teac really did a great job.

i gave this product 5 stars b/c for the past couple weeks we've had absolutely no problems...great sound...smooth actions (in reference to the opening/closing, changing of the discs, etc)...its solid...i also like the fact that it has an opitcal output...now...haha...understand that my reciever is over 15 years old...so it doesn't have an opitcal input...but its nice that the changer does for when i upgrade the receiver...so as mentioned in the title and in the beginning of the review...this is a bit soon to write a review...i usually wait at least 6 months...but i figure if anything changes i'll edit this...as for now i would tell people to buy this product

I'd be wary of this changer. The first one I bought failed mechanically (disk door wouldn't open) after 14 months of fairly frequent use. I rather foolishly (in retrospect) bought an identical model to replace it. This one failed after only 5 months. It plays one disk, but then hangs up and requires restarting to play another. I don't know whether this is a poor product or just chance, but I thought I ought to let people know about it.

I purchased this player to use at an event where we needed music over many hours, switching often between tracks and discs. I tried the player out at home after receiving it and experienced some very minor issues but decided to use it at the event. Unfortunately the player stopped working correctly quite early in the event. The major problems were the disc tray not opening and the carousel not moving between discs - sometimes it would play one track on a particular disc, other times nothing would play. We scrambled to find another player and managed to make everything work, but it was a major inconvenience and caused a lot of stress at the time.

The good news is that the return and refund with Amazon were easy and handled quickly. Looking again at the other reviews it seems there are perhaps some quality control issues - many units work fine, but a significant number have problems out of the box. If you don't mind taking a chance and/or dealing with exchanges this could be a good player for you at a decent price; I took the chance and lost at an inconvenient time, but the situation was resolved in the end. I won't, however, consider buying this Teac player again.

I had a Kenwood 5 cd player for 10 years that finally died. I ordered the TEAC as it is one of the few that still had a 5 cd carousel format and was a reasonable price. This unit didn't work well from the getgo. It took forever for the carousel to turn. After 2 weeks it wouldn't play the cd I selected and would constantly default to cd#1. I then had a problem getting it to play after I had turned it on. The only thing it did well was to open and close. Once I got it to play it sounded fine, but it was just a series of frustrations getting this unit to work. I have just returned it for a refund as I couldn't get a replacement on this item. The other options for a 5 CD carousel were either to expensive (JVC)or I read the terrible reviews on Sony so forget that one. I have reordered this unit and hope that the next one I get is better than this one turned out.