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From: tommie@psivax.UUCP (Tom Levin)
Newsgroups: net.audio
Subject: Re: Magnavox 2041
Message-ID: <1001@psivax.UUCP>
Date: Thu, 6-Feb-86 14:22:59 EST
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Posted: Thu Feb  6 14:22:59 1986
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In article <5@qvax2.UUCP> roy@qvax2.UUCP (Roy Gordon) writes:
>I recently purchased a Magnavox 2041 CD player and would like to (......)

>I will continue to use the CD player because of the media (...........)
>Yet, I remain disappointed.  Are the problems that I have encountered
>common?  Are they due in whole or part to my other equipment?
>Are they due to me?  I would be truly interested in others'
>experiences and comments.

I am firmly convinced that CD players are great and 95% of the complaints
people have are due to recording techniques.  The fact is some CD's sound
fantastic and some sound terrible. There are times when I say, "Wow! that 
really sounds great" and times when I say, "sh*t! that sounds really awful!".
And it doesn't matter if it was a DDD or AAD or whatever recording!  I have 
some AAD discs that sound much more natural than some DDD discs.  

BTW, I own a Sony 302 (unmodified).
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Tom Levin           {ttidca|sdcrdcf|logico|scgvaxd|bellcore}!psivax!tommie

"Turn it up!!!"