CDs getting torn up in trucks?

Some stereos have a usb slot on the front that you could plug a 2-4GB memory stick into and just play mp3s. There's several ways to do that.

 

Agreed, go digital, far cheaper, easier to create larger play lists.

 

ya,either go that way or if youd rather keep useing cds theres a cd buffer you can get that buffs the scraps out of the cds but id go with a mp3 player.mines a rca mp3 player,i just plug it into my aux hole in the cd player and there ya go.

 

Wow, I didnt realize anybody actually still used Cd's. Never had one of my Mp3 players get scratched. Just saying...

As a way of actually providing some useful info in addition to my smart ### remarks. In the past, I have taken original Cd's that were scratched beyond car stereo function. Slapped them in my computer and burned a copy that functioned perfectly.

Or, for about $50 you can transfer every CD you own plus a couple hundred more onto an Mp3 player like Sandisk Sansa Clip, which is about the size of a pack of matches.

 

KW sells a heavy duty CD player. Weird our T6 hasn't screwed any up.

 

Now THAT just might get a bit uncomfortable!
NOTE:Any resemblance between this post and some attempt at seriousness MUST be disregarded.

 

throw away your cheap cd player and get a good one espically if its a factory cd player,there crap.I use a alpine ina-w900 cost about $870.00 does great.

 

i have noticed that the cd's that you burn don't hold up as well as the original ones.