Kenwood CD-324M

Pros: Huge capacity, good output, affordable.
Cons: Changer can fail if the unit is not perfectly level

I hate changing CDs. I just plain hate it. I don't like opening cases, stuffing them into the player and returning the old one to it's case. My house used to be littered with CDs everywhere. Not a pretty sight. When I went looking for a new CD player, I...

Pros: Kenwood quality, Attach a name to each CD, digital out capability
Cons: 200 discs is a lot to keep track of

I have been a loyal Kenwood owner since I bought a 6+1 CD changer from them inn 1988. After 10 years of moving between college, home, and now a job, it took a beating and it was time to upgrade. I chose this CD Changer because it was afforable, and it...

Pros: Looks Good, Pretty Small, Read CD-Text, Can name cd's...
Cons: Takes a while to change cd's

I decided that I was sick of my 5-disc cd changer and changing my cd's every day, so I took out my Crutchfield magazine and looked up some cd changers. I always knew Kenwood as a good brand name, and it was on sale so I bought it. It's really cool...

Pros: Easy to use
Cons: Wasn't compatible with our previous Kenwood remote control

We purchased the Kenwood 324M CD Player in September 1999, to replace the CDi player we had been using for our music discs. We originally bought our Kenwood components (equalizer, receiver, tape deck) in Germany in 1993, and have been very...

Pros: full of features, stylish design
Cons: slow operates,crowded remote

Kenwood 324M was the third CD player I owned. First one was single disc SONY, second 25 disc changer Pioneer. Now it's Kenwood with 200 CD slots inside.Interesting that all these CD players cost me almost same amount of money. I paid $206 for Kenwood in...