No, but I remember them from the '90s.
This is pretty cool, but $170 is still expensive in today's dollar
They all looked, and felt, cheap AF just like the one in the pic. They were a thing too for DVD collectors if memory serves.
Why did they make this carnival ride
into a CD-organizer?
I also remember elaborate organisers like these would break easily.
Wow, a whole 68.3GB of lossless bitstream audio, directly at your fingertips! Twenty years ago I would have loved to own one of these. $50 says the motor would break in a year, though.
That seems excessive when you can just organize them.
That is a way to organize them.
Runs on 6 D batteries
I wasn't prepared for that second throwback
Yo! I need something like that (despite not having anywhere near enough CDs)!
what the hell is that? It looks like WD40 made a brick, that someone etched holes into and then slapped on a sticker
This will fit about a hundred times the amount of CDs after lossless compression compared to tower
And yet, it doesn't give the same vibe
Our school library had a couple of smarter ones linked to a database on the computer, you typed in what you wanted and it would spit it out.
LGR did a video about them
Shit, I need this today! I have hundreds of CDs sitting in organized boxes in the garage.
I don't recall ever seeing anything like this. Cd autochangers had a market, not this
