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From: jsweet@uci-icsa.ARPA (Jerry Sweet)
Newsgroups: net.music
Subject: Re: CD defects
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Date: Wed, 1-May-85 16:24:22 EDT
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I have the same disc player, but so far no problems with any brand of
disc. On the other hand, a friend of mine bought one too, and the thing
would refuse to seek to a particular track.  Then one day, it decided
to start working normally.  The D5s do seem unusually subsceptible to
any sort of vibration (that pretty much rules out taking them along in
any American-built vehicle :-) ).  

This doesn't address your basic suspected problem with particular
brands of discs, but  does indicate that perhaps you shouldn't rule
out fundamental or transitory defects in the Sony D5 player.

-jns