Clients turn over their entire CD collections, the covers of which are scanned into the application program, and the tracks of which are input. The installer simply connects the changer to the computer, which in turn prompts the user via the touch-screen interface. If I want to hear a particular track, I simply touch the appropriate title, which appears on the album's list. If I forget which category I stored a CD under, I can conduct quick searches by title, artist, or musical style. Moreover, I can set the system to play albums, tracks, or categories randomly, or I can create my own musical programs.
Choice abounds on the hardware side of things, too.
What yours will be, however, depends on what equipment you already have in place - or on what you plan to put there. And for those prolix persons who want liner notes and lyrics, the dauntless typists at Gefen are happy to oblige. Gefen Systems has had a lot of experience smoothing the ruffles out of media systems, both commercial and private. They've outfitted such hip hangouts as Planet Hollywood and the House of Blues with CDJ Pro, their industrial-strength software package. So slacken up a bit, and settle back.