When CDs first came out, I jumped on the bandwagon. Verses vinyl, there's no snap, crackle and pop. Unlike cassette, you can instantly get to the song you like. Unlike 8-track (anybody remember that? ), there's no jumping from one track to another IN THE MIDDLE OF THE SONG! But while I have a fairly large stash of CDs, I use them for home use, not in a vehicle. I never did like them in a vehicle. When portable CD players first came out, hitting bumps in the road would make them skip. I've seen people put their CD players on a large pillow in the car and they used to sell some sort of spring platform that worked similar to what they put skyscrapers on in earthquake areas. Decades ago, my sister had a factory CD player that the "factory" replaced 4-5 times under warranty.
Yes, I still have several vehicles with factory CD players. I've got an older Lincoln Navigator that has a pretty impressive CD player set up. But I never use it.
Yes, I still have several vehicles with factory CD players. I've got an older Lincoln Navigator that has a pretty impressive CD player set up. But I never use it.