Alpine CHM-S620 6-Disc CD Changer

Pros: Simple to use, easy access to CD cassette.

Cons: None Yet

The Bottom Line: The combination of Alpine receiver and CD Changer are the perfect addition to any auto or truck.

Review: After the purchase of my Alpine Cassette Receiver, I found that there was one thing that would help make my truck sound system much more enjoyable. I needed a CD changer. Actually I purchased both units in the same visit to the same store but the...

Pros: Great sound, no skips, great value

Cons: No matter where you install it you will have some inconveniences

Review: I’m delighted to write a review of the product, which led me to discover this website. And today seems to be the right occasion—my one-year anniversary with Epinions. It was December 21st, 1999. I was browsing the Net for information on a car stereo...

Pros: easy to add to a factory radio, never skips

Cons: door is weak

The Bottom Line: Great way to add CD to a factory system. Get one already!

Review: I recently added this changer to my Acura Vigor. Honda had employed Alpine to do the audio in the early 90’s and hence made factory stereos with CD controllers compatible with Alpine changers. I understand that a few BWM, Mazda, Volvo, and Mercedes...

Pros: Great sound, easy to use.

Cons: Have to stop the car to change CD selection

Review: Wow! Once you try an in-car CD changer like the Alpine, you will never want to drive without one again! Any in-car CD changer is great. No more switching CD's in heavy traffic. No more fumbling for lost CD's on the floor and under the seat. Instead,...

Pros: Works with your factory stereo

Cons: Wasn't included with the car

The Bottom Line: If your car has built in changer controls on the radio, but no changer, you NEED this.

Review: We bought a Honda Odyssey, and ended up with a cassette deck that had built in CD-changer controls, but no changer. Honda gets $350+ for their players, starting with a single CD player attachment.

That wasn't the route I wanted to go, but I...

Pros: Great value, never skips, quick changing

Cons: none

Review: My Acura Legend Coupe came pre-wired from the factory for a trunk mounted CD changer.I checked with my local Acura dealer to see how much one cost and was a bit dismayed to learn that there changer was going to set me back $600.

After...

Pros: Completely skip proof.

Cons: 6 CDs not 8 or 10

Review: What seemed like a negative to my Honda Civic, turned into a HUGE positive. The Civic has a standard alpine receiver built in. This means when you want to add an aftermarket CD Changer, you have two choices:
1. Buy an Alpine changer
2. Buy...

Pros: Soft support for your cd's

Cons: Only holds six discs

Review: If your planning on throwing down some money for a changer then you might as well throw it down for this one. Why? Well I think it is a solid changer, with no problems or cut corners on design. When you push the magazine of cd's in the changer you can...

Pros: Never skips, good resale value.

Cons: price, but it is worth it.

Review: I have had problems with CD changers skipping in the past until I got my Alpine 6 CD changer. This has been by far the best sounding Cd changer with the best quality. I am so impressed with the Alpine brand that I will NEVER go back to anything else....

Pros: price, sound, no skips

Cons: changing disks

Review: I recently had an Alpine CHM-S620 installed in my 1999 Honda Civic LX 4DR - thanks to the help of other epinions. So I felt it was only right for me to write an opinion now!

I had three options of where to locate the changer in my Civic:
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