How786

FYI, I've been involved in archiving for many years. We've done a GREAT DEAL of expensive testing of all the media that is avaialble. For anyone who wants the greatest longevity, Mitsui Gold CDs win hands down. (There is much indepedant testing and research that confirms their patented dye is far more archival than that of any competitor. Joe Iracdi and others have published studies regarding the superior nature of Mitsui's phthalocyanine dye. Many people publish 'feelings' and 'opinions' based on no data as I'm sure you are aware. <S> Best Regards How

Does this model have a remote? Thanks How

I appreciate your quick reply especially since I need the player ASAP. I'd already read the review and found it very discouraging which is why I posted my question. Heck, he gives it a 50 and makes many negative observations. Did I read it wrong? Thanks How

Hi everyone, I'm in the market to purchase my first portable CD player. I have a large budget so price is not an issue. What is unique will be my use of the unit: it will mainly be used to log audio CDs containing the spoken word. (It will rarely be used for music.) In logging, I need to pause and play a lot and sometimes rewind a tad. So, a remore would be nice and large pause/play buttons would be nice. I'm totally new to this area. What durable unit would suit my needs, please? I'd really appreciate any help you can give. Thanks How786