playing burnt cds in Bose system a no-no!
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Complete and utter nonsense. Burned CD's are not the reason for the BOSE failures. It actually has to do with a faulty connection with the CD player. That is why it will cut out with CD's but play fine with the radio. I had the exact same problem with my 03 Maxima BOSE. There is a fix, but it involves taking apart the HU and resoldering one connection. Ended up going with an aftermarket HU and will do the same in the G.
Originally Posted by Callaway
Complete and utter nonsense. Burned CD's are not the reason for the BOSE failures. It actually has to do with a faulty connection with the CD player. That is why it will cut out with CD's but play fine with the radio. I had the exact same problem with my 03 Maxima BOSE. There is a fix, but it involves taking apart the HU and resoldering one connection. Ended up going with an aftermarket HU and will do the same in the G.
yes thats what they told me about my cd player it wasnt how the data is written on the cd its the thickness of the disc, i think its absolute bull ****. Im sure about 99.9% of G's on the streets have had atleast 1 burnt CD in them at one time or another. Someone needs to get a micrometer and measure the a CD-R and a regular CD
Originally Posted by dTor
Kinda. It's not about the labels falling off. It's that the label upsets the balance of the cd when it spins at whatever rpm it spins at. It's like having an unbalanced load in your washing machine.
And for another poster... read your owner's manual; it actually says not to play cdr/rw in the system. I guess if the dealer really wanted to press the issue, then they could point that little part out. Thing is, I doubt the dumbasses at the dealerships even know that statement is in the manual.
And for another poster... read your owner's manual; it actually says not to play cdr/rw in the system. I guess if the dealer really wanted to press the issue, then they could point that little part out. Thing is, I doubt the dumbasses at the dealerships even know that statement is in the manual.
Why would they make it compatible with Mp3/WMA format?
That dealer guy would should be careful. He's liable to lose some customers for his dealer with the misinformation spewing from his yapper.
That dealer guy would should be careful. He's liable to lose some customers for his dealer with the misinformation spewing from his yapper.
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as for the argument about not allowing burnt cd's in a player that reads MP3 discs... im sure nissan used the same logic (or lack thereof) for that as they did here.... http://www.autoblog.com/2008/11/20/n...rom-2010-gt-r/
Originally Posted by JOKER
yeah if you play burned CDs in it then the laser gets dull and don't work no more.
So you got to go to dealer to get it sharpened.
So you got to go to dealer to get it sharpened.
Look at his name, do you think he's serious?
I want to go to the laser sharpening shop, I will have them change my blinker fluid too! Hmm... now that I think about it, a laser sharpening shop would end up being really pricey... reducing laser spectral half-widths isn't simple...
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a co-worker of mine have replaced his stereo cd deck 3x times cuss it stops working but i have mine for about 8months and i been playing only burnt cd's and i think only 2time it says error but it goes away after i restart my ignition.