Pioneer 6 Disc CD Changer Cartridge (3 Available) PRW 1141
$15.00
The six-disc magazine Pioneer’s changers load from — it fits the PD-M406, PD-M501, PD-TM1 and PD-DM802 among others. Roughly 6.8 by 5.6 by 1.1 inches. Three are available, all in grey, so you can keep a few loaded and swap cartridges rather than handling discs one at a time.
3 in stock
The Pioneer PRW-1141 is a six-disc CD changer cartridge designed for use with various Pioneer CD players, both for home and car applications.
Product Overview
Model: PRW-1141
Type: 6-disc cartridge magazine
Compatibility: Works with several Pioneer models, including but not limited to:
PD-M406
PD-M501
PD-TM1
PD-DM802
Other models in the Pioneer CD changer line
Specifications
Capacity: Holds up to 6 CDs per cartridge.
Dimensions: Approximately 6.8 x 5.6 x 1.1 inches.
Usage and Features
The PRW-1141 cartridge allows users to easily switch between multiple CDs without needing to handle individual discs, making it convenient for both home audio systems and car stereos. The design is compatible with various Pioneer changers, enhancing the versatility of your audio setup.
Asking $15 each. 3 Available in grey
| Weight | 7 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 10.8 × 9.6 × 5.1 in |
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