In most cases if a CD has some small scratches on the front from the center towards the edge (radial) it will be fine. The problem comes with scratches that go around the CD (Circumferential Scratches). Typically CD's will take a lot of mistreatment on the front face. However if the Laser in the CD player cannot see through from the front to the data track it will jump or worse still fail to play. You may be interested to know that the actual data is usually printed from the back of the CD rather than the front. Its then protected by a layer of plastic and finally the label.
the CD is scratched or the boombox is too old
toothpaste works 4 old scratched cd's
No
I don't know any specific shops but charity shops sell old music in CD but they might be badly scratched
A CD player has a single purpose (to play music CD's) while a computer can be used for multiple purposes. If the computer has a CD drive then it can also play music CD's.
No You can't play Sonic CD on the Websites, You play Sonic CD on the Sega CD, Right?
Yes a PS2 can play a Music CD
CD's have covers so that they don't get scratched, and a cover protected them from being scratched. If a CD becomes scratched too much, it will no longer be able to be read.
sometimes it depends how scratched it is
If it's just one CD that doesn't work, it may be too badly scratched. Try fixing it (google 'fix scratched CD') or buy a new one. If you cant get any CDs to play, your system may be broken. Try contacting Bose: http://www.bose.com/controller?url=/contact/index.jsp
Yes
What kind music or...