When put on hold, will this CD player hold its spot indefinitely? I listen to books on CD and need one that holds the spot.
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no it does not and this cd player only lasted 2 months before it quit working.........not happy & could not return....:/
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Yes. Every portable CD has a "Pause" button to stop and hold play at any point desired.
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If you pause it then shut it off it will keep your place. Even after charging when it usually returns to the spot that says music you can always resume where you left off. It saves it. Hope this was helpful? I love it myself?
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I was looking at some of the comments people made. I will agree sometimes my cd's I trying playing back on it occasionally act up. But it could be the kind of player it is because when I play the same cds on another cd/cassette combo it does the same but if I play them off the computer and on a stereo I have upstairs they could play fine. I play the same cd at work on their cd/player and it plays there so it depends on why it does that I am not certain.
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I've noticed this happening to mine as well. With mine getting older and because I use it so often, there are many times where the CD player won't work properly. The same thing happened to my old CD player. I don't think there's anything you can do to fix it or the radio other than let it rest. Might need to get a new one.
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How many CD's do you listen to at one time? It only holds one...burn 'em to your I-pod or MP3 player and use the convenient connection. If you are even considering this stereo, GET IT! It is b@d@ss.
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Yes, the cd player has a pause button, and will resume play at the point at which the cd was paused.
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Without knowing the dimensions of your CD player it would be hard to say. The holder is basically designed for books. It is flat with a 1 1/2" shelf on the bottom for holding a book. It would easily support an iPod, iPad, or Amazon Kindle Pad.
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I just use this to listen to audio books in my kitchen. I like it a lot, it is the best CD played I own. An audio CD may skip on one of my other players but not this one. I have not used it on battery although I have them in it for back up purposes. I haven't tried a USB product on it. I could give it a shot and let you know if you'd like as well as the repeat, if there is one?
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This is news to me. I bought mine a year ago. Still have no issues. I use the radio and the CD player most of the time.
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No it won't but I've found in the past that the first thing to go over time is the mechanical stuff in the CD player rather than the electronics-this is an exceptional unit--Phil
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I'm not entirely sure, so don't quote me, but it seems like it would. Much likea CD left in the CD player, it's current track is stored in the memory. As long as you don't disconnect the radio from power (the battery/computer), it should resume playing. But I've never tried it. Haven't gotten to use an SD card yet, so don't bet your life on my word. :P
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I haven't used the CD function so can't help you. I've only used my Iphone on it and radio function. There is a shuffle as well as a repeat button on the remote control so I assume the CD is able to repeat.
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It's a terrible CD player. I've stopped using it because it stopped and started randomly and has no memory of where it left off. Constantly starting at beginning!!
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Exactly the CD player is what I meant to say, thanks. I like to listen to audio books but sometimes after a couple of hours of listening or if I leave it paused for to long it shuts off and feels quite warm to the touch. :(
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It has an aux in so as long as your CD player has aux out (or just a headphone port) you should be fine. It was made for a phone/mp3 player to be plugged in and kept safe so the holder isn't large but you can leave the door open and just run an aux cord to whatever you are playing CDs from
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My son indicated that the CD will start back up where last stopped even when it is stopped/turned off. When you press the play button next, it resumes where it stopped.