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02-10-2003, 23:46
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fully antishock cd player
i want to get a new personal cd player, and spend £50- £60 tops,
i want one thats anti shock preferably got recharging curcuit and preferably again a nice brand ie sony, panasonic and recomendations?? |
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03-10-2003, 10:24
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I have a Sony Discman with "ESP2" antishock. It's like a memory buffer, it holds a few seconds of music on a chip. Works well, you have to be really violent with it to make it skip. This machine is a bit old now (a few years), but I expect the equivalent will still cost the best part of £100
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05-10-2003, 18:18
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I also have a Sony Discman - I've tried many times to make it skip - and failed miserably - this may be your best bet in this price range - I'm sure I've seen them for around £50
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05-10-2003, 22:01
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i have a panasonic cd player and its great, never skips, no matter how hard i try, i got it to skip once (was hard) and it came up "SORRY" on the screen, how cute!
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