I found, to my delight, that the Sony player would play 8 or 9 discs which, over the years, the Marantz player would always choke on in various ways. While that may be true in many cases, my current cheapo Sony universal player (a UDP X1100 es - $500) replaced an older Marantz player which was five times more expensive. Basically a more expensive unit will use more sophisticated firmware in order to play "iffy"CDs.
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I have a cheap-ish LG DVD writer unit that I use to create files on my computer for transfer to my mobile, for BlueTooth use. > Also remember that a DVD writer, commonly used as an external drive for laptops. > I would check out the skippy CDs on a more expensive unit before passing judgement on the player. On Tuesday, Septemat 9:39:37 PM UTC-7, wrote: > If you know somebody with a posh disc player, take along a sample of your skippy tapes Can you recommend a dependable player not more than 500 dollars in cost that is new? I like multi-disc but am willing to accept a single cd unit. Yes I bought replacements for those discs with a similar result. I refuse to believe that a large number of discs I bought recently are defective. Being a glutton fpr punishment I replaced it with another Sony unit. > Being cost-conscious I bought a new used one that skipped a lot. > I liked the ease of operation so - being discontinued - I bought a new Sony deck that acted peculiarly (I will not go into detail) that lasted 3 months. For a number of years I had a Sony low-end cd component that served me well for nearly ten years before it gave out. > On Tuesday, Septemat 6:21:11 AM UTC+10, wrote: On Tuesday, Septemat 5:28:23 PM UTC+10, Andrew Clarke wrote:
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