They just are. They spin more slowly, s the notes don't fly off the disc and get lost behind your stereo.
Yes. Of course iPods are better than CD players because iPods has lots of features.
Front load players are generally considered to be better than top loading models
Yes! The higher quality CD players have better capabilities on playing burned CDs.
Many companies offer in-dash DVD players with sound comparable the in-car CD players. Bose, JVC and Pioneer are just a few that offer awesome sound.
Multi-disc CD players are more convienent because you have access to them while you are driving. However, the quality of the CD player is determined by the brand and model.
Steepletone sells various types of record players. Ones that play 45s and ones that have a CD player compartment attached. Steepletone sells record players on Amazon.
You can't actively record to a CD in the same way as you can to a video cassette, but nothing stops you recording to a PC hard drive and then burning the video file to a CD afterwards.
I am sorry there are no portable CD players that hold more than 6 disc available.
No there are no portable CD Players that are able to record onto any CD.
In terms of audio quality, CD carries better quality than MP3 as it does not compress the audio data. MP3 files use compression techniques to reduce the file size by 50% up to 95% or even more. MP3 compression normally does a good job at compressing the files but the compression will always lose quality. Sometimes, the loss of quality is not noticed but as the amount of compression increases, so the more obvious the losses become. MP3 files take up far less space with a typical song size of 4MB compared to a CD format song taking around 40MB
Not all CD players have this function,it is a special feature.
Dvd is better than CD because the dvd can store more data than the CD