I may be wrong but I think the tape units are more unreliable. They have
to have rubber band belts, motors, reversing machanical linkage, tape
heads that get dirty and get magnetized. A CD player or a MD player
doesn't have a magnetic head to get magnetized, and I don't think they
have rubber band belts either. Bottom line I think is there are less
mechanical parts to krap out on a CD or MD player.
It is really neat having a jack to plug my MD into the Aiwa CD unit,
instead of having to use a cassette adaptor.
sherryl wrote:
>
> James Jarvie wrote:
>
> > I have one of these units. I've been very unhappy
> > with it. Very unreliable. But it is nice to have
> > that AUX input for my MD.
> >
> I only have the plain cassette version, not CD (which I bought at Sam's
> Club). I never use the cassette, so if you problem is mechanical, I can
> not offer an opinion.
>
> However, as far as the preamp/amp section go, I have had my unit for
> years and have never had a problem.
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