Pioneer CDX-P1250 Car CD Changer

Pros: Plenty of mounting options, IP bus, inexpensive.
Cons: "Extra" wires for power and ground. Somewhat slow changing disk.

If you've never had the pleasure of a cd changer, you don't know what you are missing. It is one of life's little luxury's that can make the drive to work a little more enjoyable, not to mention safer if you swap your cd's a lot while driving.
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Pros: Internal shock mounts, captive cd trays, cd artwork visible
Cons: still large size

I had an old Pioneer 12 disc changer that I liked just fine except for a few things. 1, I had to manually input names for the cd's. New one is automatic. Cd title and track name. 2, Its guts were rigidly mounted to its case, which made it skip...

Pros: No skipping, good sound, CDs change quickly
Cons: I haven't experienced any cons with this yet

This CD Changer is GREAT. I've had it for a year now and it has yet to skip or malfunction. The CDs just keep playing... even when I hit the most extreme road conditions.

Another great feature is that it has support for CD-TEXT, which I...

Pros: Good Price. Compact. CD-Text (and naming).
Cons: Door is cheap. Too many wires to run with installation.

I picked up this changer for a good price and installation was not so fun. Most changers run one cable (2 at the most). This unit required running separate power cables to positive and negative. It was easy, but took a little more time.

It...

Pros: sound
Cons: none

This changer can do most everything. Not only can you name the cd's so there is no confusion as to which one it is, it displays it in a easy to read, big lettered print. This changer is extra nice, it has a anti-skip feature to make sure your tunes are...

i have had nothing but problems with this changer. I have been trying to get an exchange but Circuit City stated that Pioneer is no longer selling this model? But yet here it is!! its mother chip went out first off, then it would not regiester with the CD player deck which is also a pioneer, then they said it was the power cable, then everything worked great at the service dept, but once it got back to the Reno store it would not work again. Then i could not eject my magazine to get the cd's out, nor could i get the door open, thats when the power would come on and keep cycling around since the mag was half out and would not go back in.