Pioneer PD M426 CD changer

I need the cd holders

In our last move we misplaced (or someone accidently threw away) the cartridges that hold our cds. We don't need to buy a whole new cd player, but we will be forced to if we can't buy the cd holders seperately. This item was replaced by better te

I've found this player to be fairly reliable: though I had another unit Pioneer (circa ~1994 which was stolen). Both units have been to the repairer once, my first player had a lense problem, and my latest one is still in being repaired because the cartridge stuck. The sound is ok, a bit notchy...

this is a PD-M650 1991 model thats in the shop but 10+ yrs isnt bad without a problem or a skip, so if this one cost too much to repair ill just replace it with the PD-M426 for $ 140+ S&H. pioneer has choice quality stuff in my book.

after 5 years of good service, I had to toss the thing in the garbage because after 2-3 minutes of play, in the midddle of a track, it would skip to the next disk, and the next and so on. I can purchase the machine now for $ CAN 170 a dn the repair guy wanted to charge me 70-80$. Not worth...

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This unit sounds pretty good for its price. Good speakers and interconnects help. Seems to be robust and I kinda like Pioneer stuff anyway.

Good for the money, but I don't have not heard many to compare to.

I bought this cd player cheaply as a floor stock model and was at first impressed but as time wore on i started to notice fatal flaws in this cd player. The cartridge seemed like a good idea at the time but is extremlly anoyng to use, having to do everything manually. Sound is also very woolly...