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6 in Dash CD changer problem
Posted: Thu Jan 16, 2003 10:38 am
by vicken
I recently ran into a little problem with my Cd player, never had this problem before. it started about 4 weeks ago, It starts skipping when playing burnt CD's I can hear the CD spinning making that awful chirping noise, i did try different brand CDR and different way of burning but no luck, funny thing is it doesn't do it with original copies.any ideas suggestions similar problems? thanks.
Re: 6 in Dash CD changer problem (vicken)
Posted: Thu Jan 16, 2003 10:46 am
by VibeSalsa
Do you put self-adhesive stickers on your CD-R? If yes, it is possible that the CD-R with this add-on will be thicker and cause this problem...
Re: 6 in Dash CD changer problem (VibeSalsa)
Posted: Thu Jan 16, 2003 10:50 am
by vicken
quote:Do you put self-adhesive stickers on your CD-R? If yes, it is possible that the CD-R with this add-on will be thicker and cause this problem...Good point, but no i don't use self adhesive stickers on my CD-R'sthey are as they come in the box.
Re: 6 in Dash CD changer problem (VibeSalsa)
Posted: Fri Jan 17, 2003 3:41 am
by Sub-Vibe-R
Good point VibeSalsa. Sticker can unbalance the CD and cause some trouble. But unfortunally, Vicken does not use sticker in her CD-R.I know you used different brand of CD-R but have you tried different color? Some CD reciver has trouble with green CD-R and are working better with silver or gold.
Re: 6 in Dash CD changer problem (Sub-Vibe-R)
Posted: Fri Jan 17, 2003 4:23 am
by Keely
I agree with Ben's recommendation on trying a different brand of CD-R. Specifically, try buying a small pack of the most expensive brand-name blank CD-Rs you can find - Sony have worked well for me. Unforunately, quality does cost more when it comes to CD-Rs. The cheapies are fine for data backup purposes, but not for audio CDs. Although I haven't had this problem in my Vibe's stereo, I certainly burned several useless audio CD's that were fine in a computer but didn't read in a car's stereo. The symptoms were similar - some tracks might read okay, but some tracks would cause the player to whirr noisily as you described, skip a while, and then sometimes settled down several tracks away (or not at all).Don't forget to post back whether this worked for you or not! Hope it helps!
Re: 6 in Dash CD changer problem (Keely)
Posted: Fri Jan 17, 2003 4:34 am
by Sub-Vibe-R
I forgot 1 point. Are your CD-R 74 or 80 mins. Some CD player have trouble with reading lastest track on a 80 mins CD-R.
Re: 6 in Dash CD changer problem (Sub-Vibe-R)
Posted: Fri Jan 17, 2003 6:09 am
by redtrdmatrix
Are your regular cds working cuz if not maybe it's the radio cuz my radio was making sounds also and when I took it in they ended up replacing it.
Re: 6 in Dash CD changer problem (redtrdmatrix)
Posted: Fri Jan 17, 2003 11:57 pm
by vicken
quote:Are your regular cds workingYes my regular CD's are working fine. Today im going to try some of the recommendations on here see if it makes any difference. I will let you know.