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I’m aware that multi-disc changers already exist, but if you have thirty cd’s in the car and change them often, this will be a welcome novelty.
You put one cd in, it spits the other one out of a slot below, so as to minimize the time required changing cd’s. So instead of having to hit eject,
pull one disc out, find a spot for it, grab the other disc, and put it in, now you grab the other disc, put it in, then wait for a more suitable time to put the other one away. Get it?
Dual player
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[kbecker, Oct 04 2004, last modified Oct 05 2004]
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Use two players. If you have space for a 19" rack try the unit in the link. I heard it works well. |
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[churn] Like a cd 'stack'? |
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I'm not sure what that is, zen_tom. |
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But I normally want to eject a certain cd that I am bored with, not necessarily the one at the end of the line. |
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there's no line--it's just one-in, one-out. |
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Gotcha. You mean new IN then old OUT, instead of the usual old OUT then new IN.
(If you see what I mean)
Sounds good. |
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Ahh sorry, I was thinking of a multi cd changer with this functionality - and stack may be the wrong term; you put one in, the oldest one pops out the other side. |
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