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I have a older Sony CDP 707 ESD from the mid, late 80's that got pretty good reviews and was what I considered rather expensive back then.
Apparently the laser is fairly rare now and as expensive as the complete unit was then.
When the cd player is not playing, do I need to turn the player off to conserve the life of the laser, or can I leave the unit powered up, play a tape and then play cd again with out wasting laser life?
I think the simple question is, does the laser stay on when the unit is on and not playing?
thanks for your input.
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Topic - On or off? - walkstoslow 12:21:57 09/27/20 (11)
- RE: On or off? - fredtr 12:38:25 09/29/20 (3)
- RE: On or off? - walkstoslow 12:50:58 09/29/20 (2)
- RE: On or off? - geoff 10:54:20 10/03/20 (0)
- RE: On or off? - JURB 13:13:10 09/29/20 (0)
- RE: On or off? - JURB 16:06:28 09/27/20 (0)
- According to Stan Warren - 1973shovel 13:32:37 09/27/20 (5)
- Stan Warren. Haven't heard that name in a long time. He is a great guy. - alaskahiatt 20:30:33 09/27/20 (3)
- RE: Stan Warren. Haven't heard that name in a long time. He is a great guy. - rivervalley817 11:59:26 09/28/20 (0)
- RE: Stan Warren - 1973shovel 05:57:34 09/28/20 (1)
- Long ago. Probably second half of the 90s. nt - alaskahiatt 11:52:58 09/28/20 (0)
- And make sure your power company /neighborhood doesn't have a history of power surges. - Story 15:05:38 09/27/20 (0)
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