Are Factory CD players CD-RW compatible?
I have a 1998 Accord with a single disk cd player. It plays store purchased CD's fine but it will not play anything I burn. I thought maybe I might need to buy a different kind a disk but didnt want to go buy different disks unless I know what to buy and if its worth trying at all. The disks that I am using are Memorex CD-R, 700mb, 80 Min, 48x speed. I have tried using the same disk in an older cd player in my home (circa - 1994) and it plays fine. I hope someone knows something about this topic Thanks.
Some headunits just play them better than others. The flagship Alpine 7949 model a few years ago used to skip a lot with CDR's but my old sony played them fine. Nowdays they all should have no problems so try a different deck, even most 1-3 year old used ones should be fine.
Most likely your player will not play the CD-RW's. Some older radio's even had trouble with CD-R's. The reason is with the material used in the discs themselves. Pressed CD's use a material that is easier for the units' laser to pick up and read. CD-R's are harder to read because of the material they are made out of. CD-RW's are even harder... which is why even if your older unit can read CD-R's it may still have trouble with CD-RW's. You might be stuck with using CD-R's and pressed CD's
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