Integra Vector Linear Shaping Circuitry CD Player, Black

I have had several CD players over the years, many played just single CD's. A number of years ago we purchased a CD player, that we really enjoyed, that played multiple discs. When it finally "gave up the ghost" we looked for a replacement but was unable to locate any multiple disc players. I was pleased recently to see that Onkyo was producing a multi-disc player, and a slightly upscale model in its Integra line. I had been balking at the Integra version due to its higher price tag at all of the online audio vendors. I was pleasantly surprised when I found the Integra on the WalMart website for the same price as the Onkyo model. This version has excellent sampling, low noise, good features, and plays 5 discs on its carousel. The price has subsequently increased; however, it is still much less than other sites. Excellent value for a good cd player that will play music for hours. Thank you WalMart.

Great! Good sound, an actual upgrade from the Onkyo C390. This sounds better. This carousel has White Numbers! Can easily see which CD is in instead of the usual black on black. Why don't more companies do this? The new display is an improvement over the Onkyo version showing more information in a better font. The only drawback for me is the Folder paradigm: I think Next Folder means Next Disk? Or does it mean Next Track? I never know and I have been using one or other of these for years. Luckily it has not crushed my enjoyment of either CD player. I would love to get the remote inputs working so I can control this from another room but at a glance I could not figure it out. One afternoon I shall look into again. Note: My Onkyo C390 developed intermittent problems, likely from a recent long move, that model is good, this Integra is better. The Onkyo has green lights this Integra has blue lights.