I heard that Honda was experiencing (atleast my dealership) problems with
the CD-Player (with changer). Supposedly CD-R and CD-RW were getting jammed
in the CD player, which would have to be sent to the dealer. I don't know
if this is true on the MP3 player itself, does anyone?

Also, which recordable CDs are the best ones to use.. ??

Location: Toronto, Canada

Thanks,
2003 Accord EX-V6

 

I've been using silver Memorex CD-R's for my MP3 player, no issues at all.
I've also used a variety of CD-R's in the 6 disc CD changer. I've had no
jamming issues, but I have had issues where the CD player would refuse to
play tracks near the end (i.e. near the outside) of the CD-R disc - and I
had this issue with a variety of brands and types. The MP3 player played all
of these (CD Audio, non-MP3) discs with no problems.

"Tomas Prochazka" <tomas.prochazka@sympatico.ca> wrote in message
news:9Jejb.7416$cT6.345475@news20.bellglobal.com.. .
> I heard that Honda was experiencing (atleast my dealership) problems with
> the CD-Player (with changer). Supposedly CD-R and CD-RW were getting
jammed
> in the CD player, which would have to be sent to the dealer. I don't know
> if this is true on the MP3 player itself, does anyone?
>
> Also, which recordable CDs are the best ones to use.. ??
>
> Location: Toronto, Canada
>
> Thanks,
> 2003 Accord EX-V6
>
>

 

I've been using silver Memorex CD-R's for my MP3 player, no issues at all.
I've also used a variety of CD-R's in the 6 disc CD changer. I've had no
jamming issues, but I have had issues where the CD player would refuse to
play tracks near the end (i.e. near the outside) of the CD-R disc - and I
had this issue with a variety of brands and types. The MP3 player played all
of these (CD Audio, non-MP3) discs with no problems.

"Tomas Prochazka" <tomas.prochazka@sympatico.ca> wrote in message
news:9Jejb.7416$cT6.345475@news20.bellglobal.com.. .
> I heard that Honda was experiencing (atleast my dealership) problems with
> the CD-Player (with changer). Supposedly CD-R and CD-RW were getting
jammed
> in the CD player, which would have to be sent to the dealer. I don't know
> if this is true on the MP3 player itself, does anyone?
>
> Also, which recordable CDs are the best ones to use.. ??
>
> Location: Toronto, Canada
>
> Thanks,
> 2003 Accord EX-V6
>
>

 

I've been using silver Memorex CD-R's for my MP3 player, no issues at all.
I've also used a variety of CD-R's in the 6 disc CD changer. I've had no
jamming issues, but I have had issues where the CD player would refuse to
play tracks near the end (i.e. near the outside) of the CD-R disc - and I
had this issue with a variety of brands and types. The MP3 player played all
of these (CD Audio, non-MP3) discs with no problems.

"Tomas Prochazka" <tomas.prochazka@sympatico.ca> wrote in message
news:9Jejb.7416$cT6.345475@news20.bellglobal.com.. .
> I heard that Honda was experiencing (atleast my dealership) problems with
> the CD-Player (with changer). Supposedly CD-R and CD-RW were getting
jammed
> in the CD player, which would have to be sent to the dealer. I don't know
> if this is true on the MP3 player itself, does anyone?
>
> Also, which recordable CDs are the best ones to use.. ??
>
> Location: Toronto, Canada
>
> Thanks,
> 2003 Accord EX-V6
>
>

 

I've had exactly the same problem ( I have the 6-CD changer version).
A 'well known brand name' CD-R manufacturer's CD has a greenish hue surface.
It plays the most of the tracks OK, but the last few tracks get garbled. My
clock radio (&CD player) at home has the same result, but my home stereo
is no problem. I've heard good things about the Memorex CD's for fixing
this (I'd suspect most with a 'whitish surface' would be ok too). I'm using
_Imation_ brand CDs, which I used to reburn the CDs that were not working
in the Accord, and they work fine now.

Bruce

Scott MacLean wrote:

> I've been using silver Memorex CD-R's for my MP3 player, no issues at all.
> I've also used a variety of CD-R's in the 6 disc CD changer. I've had no
> jamming issues, but I have had issues where the CD player would refuse to
> play tracks near the end (i.e. near the outside) of the CD-R disc - and I
> had this issue with a variety of brands and types. The MP3 player played
> all of these (CD Audio, non-MP3) discs with no problems.

 

I've had exactly the same problem ( I have the 6-CD changer version).
A 'well known brand name' CD-R manufacturer's CD has a greenish hue surface.
It plays the most of the tracks OK, but the last few tracks get garbled. My
clock radio (&CD player) at home has the same result, but my home stereo
is no problem. I've heard good things about the Memorex CD's for fixing
this (I'd suspect most with a 'whitish surface' would be ok too). I'm using
_Imation_ brand CDs, which I used to reburn the CDs that were not working
in the Accord, and they work fine now.

Bruce

Scott MacLean wrote:

> I've been using silver Memorex CD-R's for my MP3 player, no issues at all.
> I've also used a variety of CD-R's in the 6 disc CD changer. I've had no
> jamming issues, but I have had issues where the CD player would refuse to
> play tracks near the end (i.e. near the outside) of the CD-R disc - and I
> had this issue with a variety of brands and types. The MP3 player played
> all of these (CD Audio, non-MP3) discs with no problems.

 

I've had exactly the same problem ( I have the 6-CD changer version).
A 'well known brand name' CD-R manufacturer's CD has a greenish hue surface.
It plays the most of the tracks OK, but the last few tracks get garbled. My
clock radio (&CD player) at home has the same result, but my home stereo
is no problem. I've heard good things about the Memorex CD's for fixing
this (I'd suspect most with a 'whitish surface' would be ok too). I'm using
_Imation_ brand CDs, which I used to reburn the CDs that were not working
in the Accord, and they work fine now.

Bruce

Scott MacLean wrote:

> I've been using silver Memorex CD-R's for my MP3 player, no issues at all.
> I've also used a variety of CD-R's in the 6 disc CD changer. I've had no
> jamming issues, but I have had issues where the CD player would refuse to
> play tracks near the end (i.e. near the outside) of the CD-R disc - and I
> had this issue with a variety of brands and types. The MP3 player played
> all of these (CD Audio, non-MP3) discs with no problems.

 

Well CDs can get jammed if the player doesn't properly recognize them.
Unless the manual for the MP3 player specifically says it can read CD-RW, it
won't recognize them. Honda's CD players can't read CD-RW so I doubt the
MP3 player is any different. As for CD-R, I only trust Verbatim and I've
NEVER had a coaster. They cost more but you get what you pay for.


"Tomas Prochazka" <tomas.prochazka@sympatico.ca> wrote in message
news:9Jejb.7416$cT6.345475@news20.bellglobal.com.. .
> I heard that Honda was experiencing (atleast my dealership) problems with
> the CD-Player (with changer). Supposedly CD-R and CD-RW were getting
jammed
> in the CD player, which would have to be sent to the dealer. I don't know
> if this is true on the MP3 player itself, does anyone?
>
> Also, which recordable CDs are the best ones to use.. ??
>
> Location: Toronto, Canada
>
> Thanks,
> 2003 Accord EX-V6
>
>

 

Well CDs can get jammed if the player doesn't properly recognize them.
Unless the manual for the MP3 player specifically says it can read CD-RW, it
won't recognize them. Honda's CD players can't read CD-RW so I doubt the
MP3 player is any different. As for CD-R, I only trust Verbatim and I've
NEVER had a coaster. They cost more but you get what you pay for.


"Tomas Prochazka" <tomas.prochazka@sympatico.ca> wrote in message
news:9Jejb.7416$cT6.345475@news20.bellglobal.com.. .
> I heard that Honda was experiencing (atleast my dealership) problems with
> the CD-Player (with changer). Supposedly CD-R and CD-RW were getting
jammed
> in the CD player, which would have to be sent to the dealer. I don't know
> if this is true on the MP3 player itself, does anyone?
>
> Also, which recordable CDs are the best ones to use.. ??
>
> Location: Toronto, Canada
>
> Thanks,
> 2003 Accord EX-V6
>
>

 

Well CDs can get jammed if the player doesn't properly recognize them.
Unless the manual for the MP3 player specifically says it can read CD-RW, it
won't recognize them. Honda's CD players can't read CD-RW so I doubt the
MP3 player is any different. As for CD-R, I only trust Verbatim and I've
NEVER had a coaster. They cost more but you get what you pay for.


"Tomas Prochazka" <tomas.prochazka@sympatico.ca> wrote in message
news:9Jejb.7416$cT6.345475@news20.bellglobal.com.. .
> I heard that Honda was experiencing (atleast my dealership) problems with
> the CD-Player (with changer). Supposedly CD-R and CD-RW were getting
jammed
> in the CD player, which would have to be sent to the dealer. I don't know
> if this is true on the MP3 player itself, does anyone?
>
> Also, which recordable CDs are the best ones to use.. ??
>
> Location: Toronto, Canada
>
> Thanks,
> 2003 Accord EX-V6
>
>

 

On Wed, 15 Oct 2003 12:38:12 -0400, "Tomas Prochazka"
<tomas.prochazka@sympatico.ca> wrote:

>I heard that Honda was experiencing (atleast my dealership) problems with
>the CD-Player (with changer). Supposedly CD-R and CD-RW were getting jammed
>in the CD player, which would have to be sent to the dealer. I don't know
>if this is true on the MP3 player itself, does anyone?
>
>Also, which recordable CDs are the best ones to use.. ??
>
>Location: Toronto, Canada
>
>Thanks,
>2003 Accord EX-V6
>
I had my stock CD player jam the CD's, skip, and generally be a
nuisance. I put an aftermarket JVC MP3 deck in where the CD holder was
and have played the cheapest blank cdr's, and cdrw's with no problem
whatsoever.

Jody

 

On Wed, 15 Oct 2003 12:38:12 -0400, "Tomas Prochazka"
<tomas.prochazka@sympatico.ca> wrote:

>I heard that Honda was experiencing (atleast my dealership) problems with
>the CD-Player (with changer). Supposedly CD-R and CD-RW were getting jammed
>in the CD player, which would have to be sent to the dealer. I don't know
>if this is true on the MP3 player itself, does anyone?
>
>Also, which recordable CDs are the best ones to use.. ??
>
>Location: Toronto, Canada
>
>Thanks,
>2003 Accord EX-V6
>
I had my stock CD player jam the CD's, skip, and generally be a
nuisance. I put an aftermarket JVC MP3 deck in where the CD holder was
and have played the cheapest blank cdr's, and cdrw's with no problem
whatsoever.

Jody

 

On Wed, 15 Oct 2003 12:38:12 -0400, "Tomas Prochazka"
<tomas.prochazka@sympatico.ca> wrote:

>I heard that Honda was experiencing (atleast my dealership) problems with
>the CD-Player (with changer). Supposedly CD-R and CD-RW were getting jammed
>in the CD player, which would have to be sent to the dealer. I don't know
>if this is true on the MP3 player itself, does anyone?
>
>Also, which recordable CDs are the best ones to use.. ??
>
>Location: Toronto, Canada
>
>Thanks,
>2003 Accord EX-V6
>
I had my stock CD player jam the CD's, skip, and generally be a
nuisance. I put an aftermarket JVC MP3 deck in where the CD holder was
and have played the cheapest blank cdr's, and cdrw's with no problem
whatsoever.

Jody

 

"Sean Donaher" <nospam@nospam.ca> wrote in message
news:Hcojb.15018$M71.402913@ursa-nb00s0.nbnet.nb.ca...
> Well CDs can get jammed if the player doesn't properly recognize them.
> Unless the manual for the MP3 player specifically says it can read CD-RW,
it
> won't recognize them. Honda's CD players can't read CD-RW so I doubt the
> MP3 player is any different.

The Honda MP3 player plays both CD-R's and CD-RW's with no problem. In fact,
I haven't found any disc that the Honda MP3 player WON'T play.

 

"Sean Donaher" <nospam@nospam.ca> wrote in message
news:Hcojb.15018$M71.402913@ursa-nb00s0.nbnet.nb.ca...
> Well CDs can get jammed if the player doesn't properly recognize them.
> Unless the manual for the MP3 player specifically says it can read CD-RW,
it
> won't recognize them. Honda's CD players can't read CD-RW so I doubt the
> MP3 player is any different.

The Honda MP3 player plays both CD-R's and CD-RW's with no problem. In fact,
I haven't found any disc that the Honda MP3 player WON'T play.