In general scratches, fingerprints and/or marks on CD have much larger impact on playback than same on vinyl. In your deck scratched and marked CD plays but on another might not. If somehow the brand-new CD does not play in your deck it means it has a deffect and needs to be changed.
What can be on a cd that.....
I have some old cds that have been through the mill. Marks all over them. Scuff marks, you name it. They play without a skip, glitch, nothing. Then I can play a brand spanking new cd and after a little skip, jump,--looking at the cd: Nothing. Playing it back the second time after blowing some air on it. No problem. What types of things are on cds that can cause a skip, but not be permanant to the cd? Can, merely, a dust particle or the like, cause a sound effect? I hope I'm making this clear. thanks in advance. peace, warren
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