I'm looking for a cd player to listen to books on cd's. Any suggestions?
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great choice. Bought one, have used sony's for years and think it is excellent. If you find one for under thirty bucks, let me know. I will buy a back up to my present unit.
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This model is a good one for that. It has great sound and is fairly easy to operate. It is not too expensive and also plays mp3 cds.
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I'm not sure about plugging a second CD player into it. It comes with a CD player in it already. I am 100% satisfied with my purchase. It sounds great, was cheaper than Bose, and looks cool while not taking up too much space. I mainly use the iPhone port for music and CD player for books on CD.
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No, it does not play CDs. You can still listen to music on it through headphones though.
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NO CD player will give you a "seamless" stream of music when changing discs .. but I'm sure you know that. I bought this Yamaha 697-BL Carousel-Type Changer a couple of years back, and it's the VERY BEST player I've ever owned! I've had several different manufacturer's models over the years and decided I wanted another carousel-type player .. this was the best decision I've made yet! MANY features, ease of use, dependable .. what more do you need?
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Look at the Yamaha CD-600 - it will play MP3 and WMA. It also as a USB port to accommodate iPods & flash drives.Yamaha CD-C600BL 5-Disc CD Changer (Black)
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Yes, I own this unit and it will work with a cd player provided you are using the correct rca inputs.
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You need a stereo receiver. Amazon has a number of them for sale for under $200. I would go with a Yamaha or a Sherwood. If music sound is what you mainly want, I strongly suggest you integrate your receiver and speakers into your tv system - there are any number of ways to do that. That way you can hear your tv AND music through the speakers, by using your dvd/bluray to play your music. Also, if you upload your cd's into ITunes (make sure you edit your "preferences" to MP3), you can then burn mp3 cd's in data format to play in your dvd player. Those cd's will give you a great sound and over 10 hours of continuous music. Then you can ditch the Sony cd player, which will only play one audio cd at a time. You need a stereo receiver. Amazon has a number of them for sale for under $200. I would go with a Yamaha or a Sherwood. If music sound is what you mainly want, I strongly suggest you integrate your receiver and speakers into your tv system - there are any number of ways to do that. That way you can hear your tv AND music through the speakers, by using your dvd/bluray to play your music. Also, if you upload your cd's into ITunes (make sure you edit your "preferences" to MP3), you can then burn mp3 cd's in data format to play in your dvd player. Those cd's will give you a great... » Read More You need a stereo receiver. Amazon has a number of them for sale for under $200. I would go with a Yamaha or a Sherwood. If music sound is what you mainly want, I strongly suggest you integrate your receiver and speakers into your tv system - there are any number of ways to do that. That way you can hear your tv AND music through the speakers, by using your dvd/bluray to play your music. Also, if you upload your cd's into ITunes (make sure you edit your "preferences" to MP3), you can then burn mp3 cd's in data format to play in your dvd player. Those cd's will give you a great sound and over 10 hours of continuous music. Then you can ditch the Sony cd player, which will only play one audio cd at a time. « Show Less
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I don't know what kind of a CD player you have but, I load mp3's on my drive and can play on TV's, automobile sound system, CD/DVD player/recorder and computer. I would think that if your player has a USB port it would work with it. I also use it to show photos and video on my TV.
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Not a CD player at all. Only plays laserdisc movies.Edit: I guess (according to the other responses) you can play a single CD on the machine. Laserdiscs were a competitor to the VHS tape --far superior in quality but bulkier (the size of a heavy record) and they became obsolete once DVDs hit the market.
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Look at the Yamaha CD-600 - it will play MP3 and WMA. It also as a USB port to accommodate iPods & flash drives. Yamaha CD-C600BL 5-Disc CD Changer (Black)
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Yes it does play regular audio CD's. My wife and I really like this unit. Nice features, good sound quality.
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Any and all CD players would work. Just use an Aux cable to go from the CD player's headphone port to the Pyle-Pro. All of the holes on the front of the Pyle-Pro are inputs. A headphone port is an output.
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It plays CDs. It doesn't play very loudly, and the FM tuner is not very sensitive. Distortion on stations.
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Honestly, I don't know, but these are made especially for TV viewing/listening, so I think you would be much better off looking for headphones specifically designed for listening to music on a CD player. There are many very good ones to choose from in that category.
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We bought two of them, one for me and one for my wife. We both love it. It does play cd's.
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If you have an input jack on the car radio you can play your CD player. Just make sure you have good batteries and you're good to goClarence Munsey a happy camper with my player
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I don't actually know but I think you need to just buy a turntable and amplifier and hook a CD player to your setup. I'm a granny too, but I think this is more state-of-the-art as it has an Ipod dock. I think you can find a better system for your needs.