Some CD players are fussier than others. I cannot tell you why. Doesn't seem to have anything to do with price or supposed quality, or cleanliness. Mystery.
playing "top-damaged" CDs ?
Hi All,
I recently had over a hundred CDs water-damaged in the recent Vermont floods. A few were savable after air-drying, and others are just plastic and paper glued into small art objects. However, many CDs have some amount of cover or booklet attached to the face of the CD.The question is can CDs with small strips of paper fiber attached to the top surface be played? What amount of "stuff" might affect the playing/rotation of the disc. The paper is firmly attached and will not come flying off, (nor will I try tp peel anything).
The equipment is an AudioLab 6000 CDT transport with read-ahead buffer.
Any input appreciated.
BTW - over 1300 CDs were above water and survived intact - what I lost was all my Grateful Dead, Hot Tuna, Loop Guru, and lots of reggae.
[Related query- will a radio station or library label on a CD affect playing?]
thanks,
Richard