jvc car cd player will not play my cd-r burned discs?

[Subject]
jvc car cd player will not play my cd-r burned discs?
[Question]
Hello all i bought a car last week and it has got a jvc cd player in it but will not play my cd-r discs is there anything i can do ? like buy different discs or will i have to buy a new cd player to play my burned discs ? Many thanks
i used windows media player to burn the disc and at the end of the burn it said closing disc if that is any help ? Sorry

gazajim @ 2009-05-08 07:09:28

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Some will not play burned discs ever.

Have you finalised the discs at the end of the recording and done them as a single session - if not that might be stopping them working.

Are they recorded in the correct format for the car player?

Timbo is here @ 2009-05-08 07:14:05

i have the same problem with mine my car cd player plays original cds fine but wont play burned ones. not sure if there is anything u can do i would like to know too.

Bren @ 2009-05-08 07:18:27

some times computer burn cd-r disc is not play at different cd player...

regional code is the main factor and also the configurations of the such cd-player........

please try another cd's hope it will play....

next time when you burn a disc,pls do not finalize from your computer and pay attention the code ...try the code is one.....

thanks

poonam @ 2009-05-08 07:20:26

hi there,ive had this problem before,i was told that it was because the discs were cheap,mine would play on 1 of my cd players but not on another,it doesnt pay to buy these cheaper products when you want the best quality from them,hope this might help you.

Sharon @ 2009-05-08 07:21:51

i got a jvc in my car and get that too, its usually when i use cheap ass cdr's mainly memorex, the more opaque the disk is the better

harry jo @ 2009-05-08 07:25:04

its a jvc

fukitolman @ 2009-05-08 08:07:37

Call the shop where you got the unit at and ask them if it will play cdr discs. If it does there may be something wrong with the unit. If it does not you may need to get a different unit.

justinsyrell @ 2009-05-08 11:00:29

[Subject]
a good cd player for my car, but dont want it to cost too much. any good ones anywhere without the hefty price?
[Question]

Billie @ 2009-05-08 07:10:54

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Try Halfords, they usually have decent ones that have a good bit off of them.

Mas @ 2009-05-08 07:15:14

They're all made in China these days. That said, I'd go for a brand name anyway. I like Clarion, but Kenwood, Sony, etc. should be fine.

DarkBlu37 @ 2009-05-08 07:15:14

Yep I say Halfords too. They have good deals. Could always try ebay.

sjdturbo @ 2009-05-08 07:17:15

Loads of good ones out there and not expensive now.

i bought one of Ebay, new, American made, £100, has bluetooth for phone and music push, takes SD cards and USB memory stick, face off, switchable sub woofer output, CD plays mp3 and WMAs (and those off the card and stick as well.



Similar to the one on the link below.....

Timbo is here @ 2009-05-08 07:19:06

I would look on ebay for a good cheap radio. It is really the cheapest place to buy almost anything for a low price, this is of course if you don't mind a used or slightly used radio, but even the new ones aren't bad if you look around on the internet for one. Also, if you can install it yourself that will decrease the price you pay by a huge amount. As for which one to get, that is all up to your personal preferences of style sound and willingness to pay.

Wayne G @ 2009-05-08 07:20:36

Go to overstock.com they have cheap stuff for car audio and also good quality stuff just depends on wat you want. check out the car audio section on that site

Derek s @ 2009-05-08 11:40:52

[Subject]
Can somebody please tell me if 15 inch subs hit harder then 12's or 10's?
[Question]

pete p @ 2009-05-08 11:28:36

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that all depends on the amp that you use

Shawn @ 2009-05-08 11:32:25

Ya man it all depends on the amp or mostly the wattage of the amp and sub.Butt yes it would hit harder a long as its more watts

Derek s @ 2009-05-08 11:35:37

yes it does



but it really depends on the brand and what kind of amp you got too

teknodogg @ 2009-05-08 11:36:52

There are a couple other characteristics to a speaker that are more important than the size.

First, the sensitivity of the speaker. The higher the sensitivity, the more sound the speaker will reproduce per each watt it is provided.

Second, the enclosure (box). The enclosure is a very important part of the system. They can be designed to certain shape/sizes and with/without ports. The frequency the box is tuned to will greatly affect how much "hit" you feel.

thatguy @ 2009-05-08 12:08:05

[Subject]
orion HCCA 12 sub woofer sound quality?
[Question]
does this sub have good sound quality. i want one with some good sound quality but that hit hard. RE audio maybe?? which do you reccomend for around the same price. $300

Gato @ 2009-05-08 08:44:51

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If i was you ill Go with a 12" JBL Or Get a 12" L7 solo Barick By kicker that will hit hard and be a good system get a single box wiht an air hole thru plus you might need a 500x1 AMP thatll make it cry...

Carlos @ 2009-05-08 08:53:36

wow

Braylon S @ 2009-05-08 08:59:38

Seems like you have been spooked by people and their talk of sound quality. Sound quality is a relative thing. What sounds good to you may not sound good to me.Buy what you think sounds nice. Those Orions do sound good, and have staggering low end. On a bad note I have heard them bottom out(they sound like they are clicking) The Re in my opinion are of a better build quality.Most will agree that you can't go wrong with RE.Have fun with your choice.

fatman13 @ 2009-05-08 09:03:21

Well I've never heard an Orion in person but I heard some good things. Stay away from kicker, don't get me wrong they hit hard but lacks sound quality. Personally I would say in that price range I would go for the Rockford Fosgate T1. They hit hard and they sound good. I have two of them powered by a T1500-1bd in a prefab ported box and they hit, and my amp is only turned 1/4 of the way up.

~Will~ *Xxclusive* @ 2009-05-08 09:38:34

[Subject]
i have a 700watt crunch amp and 2 12' pineers 1400/400 watts each sub. will they blow with this amp?
[Question]

keith @ 2009-05-08 08:50:48

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not really beacause thats 800 watts for 2 subs and u going to get 350 maxx watts to each speaker us hould get a 1000watt by 2 channels thatll do it and make them cry

Carlos @ 2009-05-08 08:57:18

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Braylon S @ 2009-05-08 08:58:12

I have a 200 watts guitar amp and I defy anyone to stand in front of it even at half volume.

I think that 2 X 1400 watts will blow your ears much quicker than themselves, if that's their true wattage.

I remember with our 800 watts PA the singer could blow out a candle if it was too close to it.



This guy seems thrilled by his 18W x 4 MOSFET Amplifier, LOL

http://www.auqh71.dsl.pipex.com/SportsCars/alpine_car_stereo.htm

Long Distance Trucker @ 2009-05-08 09:50:42

No way. You're only pushing 350 watts to each sub and I don't know the RMS rating on those Pioneer's but their peak rating is far beyond that so you shouldn't have a bit of trouble even on max volume. As always though, distortion is the indication that there's trouble. Watch your gain!

Joseph @ 2009-05-08 11:02:16