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From: cy0q+@andrew.cmu.edu (Chad O. Yoshikawa)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga.hardware
Subject: Re: Want CDTV info. CORRECTION!
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Date: 13 Feb 91 00:17:38 GMT
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>The information I posted above is INCORRECT. I just learned that CDTV
>DOES require that every CD be placed in a special "caddy" before it
>can be inserted into the unit.  These caddies cost around $6 apiece
>at the local Radio Shack (so I am told.)

I wouldn't be concerned with Commodore's decision to place the CD's in a
tray.  One tray ought to be suitable for all of the CD/TV discs,
correct?  So it is a one time fee of 6 dollars that consumers will have
to pay--or Commodore may even include  a tray.  
    Question:  Is is a tray as such that Pioneer, etc. use for 6 disc
players?  Then I would consider it a benefit, as I appreciate the 6 disc
tray insertion method rather than inserting/ejecting a disc everytime I
want to hear a different CD. 

Chad