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Question: What is the difference between TEAC CD-P1260 and PD-D2610?
Document: TEAC PD-D2610 5-CD Carousel Changer with MP3 Playback
)TEAC PD-D2610 5-CD Carousel Changer with MP3 CD Playback
We purchased the TEAC PD-D2610 5-CD Carousel to replace our failing carousel that was part of our 19-year-old Sony system. Out of the box, unplugged the old unit,  plugged in the new, and we were up and running with no problems. We have had it about six weeks, used it heavily during holiday season. I was forewarned about not being able to power on and off and the lack of disc shuffle. Because of the location, the need to push the power button isn't really an issue for us, nor is the disc shuffle.
The TEAC CD-Player PD-D2610 quit working after 2 years of light use. The component worked satisfactorily until the day it died without warning. The digital read out continues to light-up (as though working) but it no longer advances the discs or plays music. The unit was connected to all new equipment and seemed to function properly until the day it quit. This is a shame because it started out so well but it failed so quickly in the end. My experience is that this model belongs in the trash "where it currently resides."
I purchased this for my parents 50th Wedding Anniversay Party. which was 3 weeks after it arrived I keep it in the box until that night. open the box, sat it up on a nice table... well, here comes the boom  .... I put on the 1st Music CD..getting the mood set...sound good... It played well..I can remember saying to myself, Girl, you did good..  time for the 2nd CD ti play... this TEAC PD-D2610 5 CD Carousel Changer...changed up alright..lol..no, not funny at all.. okay, I'm playing my parents (and their 40 guests) their favorite back inn the day Brand New CD's.. by the 4th song on the 2nd CD ...it started skipping?
The TEAC PD D2610 5 cd Carousel Changer is a very good deal for the price i paid for it. It was very easy to setup. The remote works with many features.
I am not a techie, so I need something like the TEAC PD-D2610. I play a lot of multi-disc opera. My only complaint is that it is difficult to find the first cd slot without using the remote control to key in on it to begin with. Thank God the remote control is a work-around.The sound from this changer is superb and well worth the reasonable cost.
Bought First one didn't work rite would not shuffle the CD'S.No one here to talk to or call about this item.TeaC PD-D2610 5 CD changer.
MY TEAC PD 5 DISC CD PLAYER IS GREAT. I ONLY DISLIKE THE REMOTE HAS NO POWER BUTTON ON IT. YOU HAVE TO TURN THE PLAYER ON WITH YOU HAND. THE REMOTE WORKS ACCORDING WITH THE PLAYER.YOU HAVE TO OPEN AND CLOSE THE PLAYER WITH YOUR HAND.NO PROBLEM WITH TURN TABLE. I'M REALLY ENJOYING IT.
This was not possible since it was sent exactly as I received it.. They would not issue the credit. But to AMAZON'S  credit, they will issue the credit and charge the seller. I could not rate the Teac PD 2610 5 CD changer since I was not able to use it.High praises to Amazon and only contempt for Limited GoodsI have since received a single CD player from Amazon and am very happy with its quality.
Answer: Looks like the CD-P1260 only plays 1 cd at a time where as the PD-D2610 is a 5 CD disc changer.