Any thoughts on the CD "trimmer"


I have read good feedback on the Audiodesk(I think that's what it's name is)CD trimmer.Supposedly many/most CD's are not round,and this aids in a perfectly round trim,as well as creating a correct edge angle.Does this thing really help sound?

Thanks!
sirspeedy70680e509

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Mlsstl: Everything is "impossible" until someone tries to do it and find out that it is "possible". Have you ever actually tried using the Audio Desk Systeme? Sean
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Mlsstl: I purchased one of these units from a local audio store with full return privileges. After making direct comparisons with identical discs i.e. one "cut" and the other "uncut", the audible difference made me decide to keep the unit.

As a point of reference, i had my girlfriend ( at the time ) sit and listen to both identical discs, one cut and the other uncut. She had NO idea what was going on, and as such, could not have known which disc was "cut" and which wasn't. When i asked her which disc she preferred, if any, she always chose the cut disc. Her explanation was that "it sounds clearer".

To my ears, and several others that i've tried this test with, the results are almost always the same. Some folks can't hear any difference and to them, i simply say "count your blessings". After all, "ignorance is bliss" i.e. not knowning what they are missing because they simply can't hear it. While some might consider a loss of hearing acuity more of a curse than a blessing, the blessing part comes from the fact that it can be a whole helluva lot cheaper : ) Sean
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sirspeedy: If you want, you can send me a disc or two and i can trim them for you. That is all that i will do though, as i do NOT believe that markering them up is beneficial. In fact, in my experience, it has been a drawback. Anything that you want to do after that is obviously at your discretion. The only thing that i ask is that you include return postage fees if / when you ship the discs to me. Sean
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