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100 CD's on a system
#380
Author: Matt Butcher
Date: Mon, 08 Nov 1993 23:44
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I am looking for hardware to access 100 + or - CD's on a PC Lan.  It is
only necessary to read one, possibly 2, at once.  Is there any jukebox
available that can do this?

Matt Butcher
MRJ Inc
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Re: 100 CD's on a system
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Author: Benoit Pirenne
Date: Tue, 09 Nov 1993 22:01
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In article <2bmlko$8q2@turtle.mrj.com>, matt@turtle.mrj.com (Matt Butcher) writes:
> I am looking for hardware to access 100 + or - CD's on a PC Lan.  It is
> only necessary to read one, possibly 2, at once.  Is there any jukebox
> available that can do this?
> 

Kodak is making such a high capacity JB. (Model PCD100). It can come with Mac or
PC software. Price about 10K$.

Kubik is another maker. A carroussel for 240 CD's. PC software available too. This one can have up to 4 drives in it. Prices about 30K$  
(Kubik Enterprises, Inc., 18873 Allendale Av., Saratoga, CA95070 (408)867-7969)

Benoit Pirenne
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Re: 100 CD's on a system
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Author: danny burstein
Date: Wed, 10 Nov 1993 06:19
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my needs are more modest. There are a couple of data bases I'd like to
leave online which need two or three disks.

So... is there anything out there that will hold, say, five cd-roms? 
Given that an audio-cd changer is only about $50 more than a plain one,
can I dare to hope????

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Re: 100 CD's on a system
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Author: Steve Wildstrom
Date: Thu, 11 Nov 1993 22:44
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dannyb@panix.com (danny burstein) writes:


>my needs are more modest. There are a couple of data bases I'd like to
>leave online which need two or three disks.

>So... is there anything out there that will hold, say, five cd-roms? 
>Given that an audio-cd changer is only about $50 more than a plain one,
>can I dare to hope????

We keep meeting in odd newsgroups.

I understand there's a Panasonic 6-disc changer that will suit your needs.
Sorry, I don't have a model number. As I recall, the price was ~$1200.
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Re: 100 CD's on a system
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Author: Emil Naepflein
Date: Mon, 15 Nov 1993 09:16
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In article <2bq15m$lhb@panix.com> dannyb@panix.com (danny burstein) writes:
>
>my needs are more modest. There are a couple of data bases I'd like to
>leave online which need two or three disks.
>
>So... is there anything out there that will hold, say, five cd-roms? 
>Given that an audio-cd changer is only about $50 more than a plain one,
>can I dare to hope????
>

Pioneer sells one with 6 CD's and it is really fast (600 KB/s). But,
it costs about 1500 dollar :-(.

Emil
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