Japan

JVC is a brand that specializes in HiFi audio and video equipment.

The JVC XL-MC 302 is a unique 100-CD changer that features a dual-component design, consisting of a jukebox and a control unit. The control unit accommodates a single CD player, making it easier to fit into standard audio setups, while the jukebox can be placed in a more convenient location separate from the control unit. This arrangement is particularly efficient for saving space compared to other models on the market. The device allows for the addition of up to two additional jukebox units (XL-MCM1), allowing for a total storage capacity of 300 CDs, all controlled from the central unit using a single remote. While the control unit itself does not offer a digital output, it receives music from the jukebox through a coaxial digital output. The playback quality is commendable, and disc transition times are efficient. It was often praised for its value, especially when purchased at discounted prices. However, it is noted that it does not automatically recognize CDs, requiring manual input if titles need to be changed after repositioning discs. JVC released the XL-MC 302 model in a sleek black finish, and it was manufactured primarily during 1995 to 1997. This model, along with its counterpart XL-MC 301 in titanium, was a successor to the XL-MC 100, which lacked the single disc player feature.

XL-MC 302

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