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- Easy and simple disc storage and operation
- Retrieves discs with rotating carousel for fast and accurate delivery
- Unit is enclosed for increased privacy and prevents dust on discs
- Accommodates and secures 150 DVDs, CDs, software or game discs in as little as 15" of space
- A hi-tech disc storage system for todays home theater libraries!
- Lock and key included for security
- Use manually or with your PC or Mac to create a searchable database with stacking multiple units
- Disc Storage unit attaches to PC with USB cable
- 60 day warranty
- 14 1/2"W x 15 1/4"D x 7"H.
Customers most agreed on the following attributes:
[1 of 1 customers found this review helpful]
Comments about Automatic Disc Storage Dispenser for DVDs or CDs:
Well i own a video store and this for my games and blu ray is great. I now dont have to worry about theft and this makes it fast and easy. Only draw back is the amount of discs held, i would like to see a 500 disc or so. Only worry is if it will hold up as far as the motor and such since im using it more then what you would at home.
from Plainfield, IL on 7/30/2009
Comments about Automatic Disc Storage Dispenser for DVDs or CDs:
This machine helps keep my cd's organzied and in order! Easy to find them too!
from North Carolina on 12/29/2007
Comments about Automatic Disc Storage Dispenser for DVDs or CDs:
This is a wonderful product with just a few flaws. The machine breaks down easily but Specialty Store Services is good about replacing items that won't function as desired. Our patrons love to see our "space age" technology when they're checking out!
[1 of 1 customers found this review helpful]
from Vidalia, GA on 4/3/2007
Comments about Automatic Disc Storage Dispenser for DVDs or CDs:
We are using this at the front desk of our small library. It is very handy to retrieve items for the patron and replace when the item comes in.
from New Braunfels, TX. on 2/13/2007
Comments about Automatic Disc Storage Dispenser for DVDs or CDs:
If used manually (actually entering the numbers on the unit's keypad rather than using the PC Database) it works very well for most game systems as well as DVD or CD formats. However, Gamecube or any smaller disks (IE: 3 inch) get hung up in the system.
If you use the database, It has alot of bugs and it is hard to use more than one unit per computer. Even though the specs allow for 5 per computer.