Miata Mailing List: November 1996, Message #74
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   From: TheGoodsI@aol.com

Subject: Re: CD skipping and suspension?

   Date: Fri, 1 Nov 1996 17:14:02 -0500



In a message dated 96-11-01 15:26:30 EST, dwynne@edge.net (Dennis Wynne)

writes:



<<   DAT is more of a beautiful thing, but alas the car DAT decks (like my

 DTX-10) are no longer made.

 

   I am sure that you can buy in-dash CD players now with electronic shock

 protection.  Might have to buy a top-line unit from someone like Alpine, but

 it should be available.  Mike should not let rough roads keep him from a CD

 player.

 

   Dennis

   '96M

   Team-factory-cd-player-has-not-skipped-yet

  >>

Yes DAT was a wonderful-dead on arrival - format. It was mechanically too

involved for mobile applications, or real portable use, and still a tape. In

a Miata, the reality of theft is also another matter, some of the discs I

have are irreplaceable, if stolen I am screwed (been there, done it) at least

I can replace a stolen minidisc with another copy. A cd is really too fragile

for a car's environment, almost everyone I have ever seen really damaged, was

a car passenger. So the problem really goes a little further than just

skipping.



Tim G and The Fly



Team -No I don't work for Sony

Team -you can't go running with a Cd no matter how much skip memory you've

got.

Team -listening to rare stuff, that no-one else does!!











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