Home CD Players - Five Reasons to Choose One

Home CD players are often overlooked by the trendsetters in favour of personal MP3 players. Evidently people have their reasons for such choices, but here are five reasons to counter them.

It's easier to share your music at home with a CD collection. When friends pop round, you can simply slip a CD into your player and enjoy your favourite tracks together. Not so with that complicated but tiny MP3 player designed for your ears only.

It's generally simpler to operate home CD players. Unlike the personal MP3 equivalent, they are substantial enough and have sufficiently large buttons for even the clumsiest of fingers to handle. All features can be accessed via a range of buttons, whereas the features of MP3 players are usually accessed through digital menus via as little as two buttons.

Your audio collection is probably safer kept on a CD. Despite being prone to scratches if not treated properly, as something solid and tangible it's easier to take care of than the unseen data that makes up an MP3. While sound quality varies from one method of encoding to another, all digital media are created equal when it comes to drive damage and data loss.

You're probably making a better investment with a CD player, based as it is on sound technology. The technology behind MP3 players is growing at such a pace that most are now filled with options that the majority of people will never use, yet those same people will be urged to buy another one next year as today's cutting edge gadget will quickly become obsolete.

Home CD players make elegant additions to your household, unlike your personal MP3 player, which stands a good chance of being left on the bus. You can choose between a variety of players to suit your personality and circumstances, from chunky yet compact models to chic, slim ones.

Clearly, the trendsetters have it all wrong. Set your own trends in style, quality and value for money, with home CD players.

By Dee Lane



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