Bought one of these many years ago, filled it & bought another four years ago.
Play both constantly (turn them on in the morning & fill the house with music all day).
Never have had a problem with play.
Accessing a CD & button selection a bit confusing/difficult, but newer models may have addressed this.

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.

Love it. Works great, sounds great. Replaced a Sony which I ended up hating. Recommend highly.

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.

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!
SANDY SLC, UT [ASIN:B00004RDL5 Pioneer PD-F1009 301-Disc Changer]]