Reply With Quotein my work motor i have a cheap kenwood (£79.99) and it never jumps and plays all my own discs, i think jvc are just behind with the times a bit regarding the cd players they put in there units.
OK, you get what you pay for and i got what i paid for. £50 a new JVC unit and as far as playing CD's goes, it appalling. unless i play a fairly new and original cd it usually jumps or stutters terribly. my older CD's and privately burnt cd's are a total no-no.
was it too much to expect a budget unit to at least play my CD's?
its put me off changing it now-will a £200 unit jump por play up just as much?
any ideas on my next move???
in my work motor i have a cheap kenwood (£79.99) and it never jumps and plays all my own discs, i think jvc are just behind with the times a bit regarding the cd players they put in there units.
Originally Posted by tom
That shouldnt be the case, The kenwood one i used to have in the car is only worth £25 new now, and that had no trouble playing any cd's only thing that let it down it wasnt shock proof, which wasnt a prob untill i lowered it
I've never had any problems with JVC....I swear by them.
jvc usually ate good quality its the ones like alpine that never seem to work right when i buy em
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