Ya know ...

[ericcoleman]

It's darn hard to find a simple one disc CD player ...

Comments

[pheltzer.livejournal.com]

I may have one down in the basement if you need it...

[ericcoleman]

Hmmm ... maybe ... I was given a loan (probably permanent) of an old stereo ... the CD player is toast ... the record player works though

[selenesue.livejournal.com]

Radio Shack has them.

[ericcoleman]

Not on their website ... or at least not what I could find

[wildcard9.livejournal.com]

What about getting a CD walkman and hooking it into line-in?

[ericcoleman]

I could do that, but that's not what I want

[bammba-m.livejournal.com]

Huh. Target?

You probably have to get something that's also an alarm clock, coffee maker, toaster, television, and sofabed.

[billroper]

Buy a one disc DVD player. It should do the job. :)

[dave-ifversen.livejournal.com]

They just don't make single disc CD players anymore (I know, because I looked). Inconvenient when you don't really want a multi-disc changer or need a DVD player.

[ericcoleman]

I found a Teac on Amazon ..

[docstrange.livejournal.com]

Oh, my. Ebay or Amazon, yes.

It's amazing what great-sounding players you can get for relatively small change now. I got an amazing 5-disc changer that just flat out SOUNDS good, for $60. Better than my old (and high-end but not that high-end) one. I mean, $60 for a player that originally cost over $800 and has a THD levels that are still lower than anything new I can find including Blu-ray and HDCD players. You can actually hear the difference. It's creeeeepy. ;) People are still paying serious bucks for the one-disc-and-unit-weighs-in-at-40# Yamaha CDX-1xxxU line (originally over a grand).