Flexible, quality CD duping and playback!

Make your own audio CD music mixes with the dual-deck Sony RCD-W500C CD Recorder. This Sony CD recorder features 4X dubbing for Audio-format CDs, a five-disc changer, and CD, CDR, CD-RW, and MP3 playback. Burns CD audio format discs with Super Bit Mapping recording, high-speed finalizing, and CD text entry. 24-step program play and one-touch synchro start/record.

The unit is equipped with a 24-bit analog-to-digital/digital-to-analog converter, plus a headphone jack with a separate volume control. Gold-plated audio terminals on its digital input and output (optical) and analog input and output (RCA type) assure pristine audio. The RCD-W500C carries a 2-year warranty on parts and labor.Includes Remote Commander remote control.

Sony RCD-W500C CD Recorder Features:

• CD dual deck
• 5-disc changer
• 4X dubbing
• Audio CD recording
• CD, CDR, CDRW, and MP3 playback
• recording
• High-speed finalizing
• CD text entry
• 24-step program play
• One-touch synchro start/record
• Includes Remote Control, 2 AA Batteries for Remote, 2 RCA Audio cables

An excellent tool in the studio or home for archiving and playing CDs. Put it in the cart.

Sony RCD-W500C CD Recorder Specifications:

• 16-7/8W x 4-1/4H x 16-7/8D

Sony RCD-W500C CD Recorder

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Good and Dependable

Posted by minidisc4ever from Scottsburg, indiana on Jul 3, 2010

Experience w/product: I have heard about it

Reviewer's Background: Bought my first recorder in 1963 and it had tubes

Reviewer's Play Style: N/A

Haven't burned a "coaster" yet. Recordings are a little bright. I have burned many compilation cd's from twenty year old cassettes and are a little "bright". Just be sure to use audio cd's. A ood stand alone non-pc unit.

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Posted by Uncle Willie from NW Virginia on Dec 6, 2009

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Singer/songwriter,DJ,soloist,etc

Reviewer's Play Style: Folk, Rock, Country

Had mine 5 years. Recordings come out brighter than input which causes many redo's while guessing at the EQ settings. Drops out of rec mode after a minute or so while you adjust the input mix. LH trays stopped working leaving 3 CDs stranded inside. Otherwise a decent product, but I'm moving on to something else.

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Great Machine

Posted by John B from Pittsburgh, PA on Sep 28, 2009

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Hobbyist

Reviewer's Play Style: Classic Country

I have read some bad reviews on this machine, but I tell you what.. for me this machine has been simply fantastic. It is a hell of a lot cheaper than other machines out there, and if you know how to use it, you will love it. The sound quality is excellent. For best sound use the optical input. It has been beaten up pretty badly since I bought it, and it still functions like new! Do NOT record over 70 minutes at 1 time, thats the only drawback. If you do, sometimes you will recieve an error message. Just record 70 min, then pop in another cd, then put together on computer.

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All of a sudden...no workie

Posted by Anonymous Musician on Dec 31, 2008

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Musician

Reviewer's Play Style: N/A

I've owned this unit for 5-6 years with hardly any problem. I suppose it's more complicated then some and the owner's manual could be clearer but I mastered everything on it, including many of my own copies. The shuffle mode NEVER worked as well as I hoped but no biggie. Xmas day '08 it stopped working! Doesn't recognize discs, trays won't open and NOTHING will play. So now i have 5 of my favorite xmas CD's stuck in the machine.... Now what?

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It's Okay

Posted by vonorthbrooklyn from Brooklyn, NEW YORK on Dec 8, 2008

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Recording Motivational Speakers

Reviewer's Play Style: Christian

It's good if you know how to work with Audio Equipment that's for sure. Wasted a lot of CD's it turns out you must use a MUSIC CD, MAXWELL works out best. You can record on a MUSIC CD then download that to your computer and use a data CD to duplicate on your computer. Keep the manual handy you'll need it to figure this out.

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Sony RCD-W500C CD Recorder

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