Sony CDP Series

I bought an used Sony CPD series because it was in great shape and it hardly used. It has done an excellent job of playing the cd's that I listen to often. I really stress that if someone is in the market, buy one of these. Sony has a good variety of players as well. Their reputation is impecable also.

We have a Sony 400 disk player. We have enjoyed using it. We put our CDs in categories so all we have to do is push a button and can listen to the music style of our choice.It goes from song to song pretty quick.One feature that is nice is it has a "hit list" so if you like a song a lot you can push a button when the song is playing and it is added to the hit list. We can store all of our CDs in it and we have room for more CDs.

Sony has a high anti shock program to help support maximus lasting music. The sony CD player also gives a high quality sound with SDDS support.

These players are great too. The sound quality is excellent and the fact that it is also easily portable makes the player a whole lot better. Especially for college students whom move a lot.

This is a great CD player, but Sony has been making players with weak motors. After a few years of use it has problems playing CD's with tracks greater than 16.

I love this product simply because it has not broke on me yet. I have gone through a lot of CD players in my time and the way the Sony simplifies their design is great. All of the easy acess buttons are very visible and sturdy, so as they won't break after the thousand of punches they will receive.

I think that this product is good because it is very useful. It's functions are very up to date. After seeing this product nothing else compares.

This is good because it has all the input interface that my home has. The digital inputs out. If they added a fiber optic in/out it would be even better.

All Sony products are completely compatible. The remotes work intravenously. Takes no time to load songs and change CD's. Works well with other brand's receivers. Real easy to set up.

I like its good quality sound. Good effects, cool designs. I guess it would be better if they put more colors on them, like IMAC.

Good skip protection. Quality component. It is a small size so you can fit it in to your backpack or purse. It is also very good on batteries and power. The prices are not very high for a broke college student. You can also find them in plenty of stores.

Sony was the first company to come out with the Walkman and it was high quality. Sony has always made high quality equipment. The Sony CDP Series component CD player is an excellent choice when shopping for a home music theater.

It is a great item because it has everything you need and the price is awesome. Also, I like the model, because it is not like the other freaky models(Denon, JVC or Yamaha). I really like the remote control.

Sony components are good. They stay well forever without needing to fix them. I have one of these components, and I like them a lot.

Sony is a really good brand and it's very reliable. The sound quality is really good. And the prices for the product are reasonable. I got my Sony CD player for free four years ago and it still works very well. My family also owns a lot of Sony products and we have never had a problem with them.

Sony CDP are good quality. They really work good and are very reliable. They sometimes mess up while playing, but there are a lot of CD players that sometimes screw up. They are priced somewhat low, but it all depends on what you would like to purchase. They are my first pick and I would recommend this type of CD player to my friends.

Its sound quality is very nice.

This is a great CD player. It has very good sound and bass. It can be pretty expensive though.

I have one and I have had it for quite awhile. So far it has not gotten bad or broken and it plays well.

Sony CDP is a good player to purchase. Sony's have a good reputation and I believe always will. Their equipment lasts a great while which will prompt me into buying a Sony in my future.

My brother has a Sony CDP player. It plays very well and looks really tight.

This is a cheaper brand of players. I remember these being around when I was young. You can go into almost anywhere and buy them.

All Sony products are excellent 'cuz I've owned several.

Good sound. Good mechanically. Long lasting. Changer mechanism worked well.

I guess Sony's component players aren't too bad. True, they are costly but they tend to be of good quality compared to Aiwa for example. For value, get Panasonic.

I've owned the same Sony CDP player for the past three years. I've only had one problem with my CDP. They are very affordable as well.

Good sound quality for a cheap CD player. Clean sound on a 5 disk player. Some people have had problems maintaining it.

These CD players are very good in my opinion. The sound quality is great, and the effects are very good. I also like the various equalizer effects as they are a higher quality than most other players. The only problem with this is the antenna for radio reception is not very good, creating fuzz.

Sony always comes out with great electronics. I think they have made the best CD players for the past five years. They have elevated the standards so much, hands down. They make the best CD players on the market.

Sony excels at sleek, small CD players, and their options are all the standard ones. The remote control has a wide arc of viability, with all of the options on the face of the player itself. Also, unlike other CD players, Sony will operate well with other brand name components.

Great sound. No skipping when shocked.

It has good sound, but should have more color covers.

Besides Yamaha, Sony to me makes one of the best CD players on the market, but when they rush, it drops the quality of the product. For example, the Sony Playstations' first model was a default, and the motors on the CD players run out quickly.

I have a Sony CDP Series 200-disc CD changer, and this thing is excellent. First of all, I know a lot of people think it's completely unnecessary to have a CD player that holds that many CDs, but I love it. I have enough CDs to fill it, so when I play the whole thing on "shuffle" mode, it's like listening to a radio station that only plays music I like. Plus if I want to work at my desk for a long time, it's nice that I can listen to music without getting up to change the CDs all the time. So I'm a big fan of the 200 CD deal, and I've been very happy with the Sony CDP model. This thing has been through a lot in the three years I've owned it (it's been moved and dropped more times than I can count and my dog has drooled all over it), but it still works as well as it did the day I bought it. And it changes CDs surprisingly quickly, although that process makes a little bit more noise than I would like. I would definitely recommend this CD player to anyone.

This is just your average CD player from Sony. It has the Sony reliability and is a quality instrument for everyday use. These machines are used in my radio station.

I have always had good experiences with Sony equipment. It's reliable, lasts long and easy to use. So is the CDP series.

I really like the Sony. It is easy to use without an aboundant of buttons to confuse the customer. I like the setting mode which allows you to play your favorite song over and over and over agian. The Sony CDP Series works well and the quality of the stereo lasts. My Sony still plays as if it were new and its already been almost 3 years.