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In Reply to: Re: "Lifespan of Compact Disc Laser Diode" posted by JoKath on December 1, 2006 at 17:38:18:
HelloIt is interesting to learn you would give a CD player more than 3 years old a 'wide berth'. Consumers who invest in high-end audio perhaps spending £5-10k ($10-15K) might be left with problems selling on their CD player should they wish to change the system after a few years. I wonder what percentage of consumers share your view on this?
I have owned 16 year older High-end Sony CD players that read TOC faster and play discs than more modern players have problems with. I have had CDM12.1 optical pick-ups fail after only a few months.
I personally dislike the cheap, plastic CDM12.1 optical pick-ups which seem to find their way in to CD player costing up to and above £2K. This said; you can still buy the lasers for around £20.00 which at least gives you a degree of longevity :0/
lovekylie
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