runnerX

Just got my car last night. I LOVE IT!!!

Do you guys have any problem playing CDR on this system? I burnt some musics but it won't play right on the Bose system. There CDs are playable on other sound systems.

Sly Raskal

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i haven't had any problems' playing burnt cd's at all in mine.

Collective27

If you made a custom label for them and they are even slightly ridged in any area, like not completly flat, it will spit it back out and not play them, and if its realy bad they can actualy get stuck in the system , so be carefull when using cd'rs with custom label's.

NSX-Tuner

I noticed that some CDR media and/or burners don't always burns CDRs that are widely compatible with players.

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blackmagiCL_S

CDRs play fine on mine...no label on the disc though.

LiLMaN

Same I havent had any problems yet. Good Luck

De03CLS

Me too, no problem with CDRs, but only with the one's with Custom Labels...use a Sharpie istead

Congrats on your purchase, you'll love it!

Doc.Booty

I've noticed this. It's either cheap CDRs, or the burning speed. I burned one at 24x and it would only play the first few tracks - the rest were skipping like hell, and the last 2 on the CD wouldn't playh. That lead me to believe that burning speed was the problem. I made another at 4x and it plays fine.

Stock03CLS

Don't put on labels. You're gambling with your player.

Also, you might try burning them at a slower speed (i.e. 8X vs. 32X) so that the chemical change on the CD-R has more time to work, thus producing more contrast and better resolution of the "pits".

runnerX

I didn't use any custom label.. the system skips a lot when playing the CDR disk. Those CDR disks are made by GQ, I will try TDK CDR disk tonight.

runnerX

yeah I burnt those at 24x too.. I will try 4x tonight.. damn 4x that is gonna be hours...

Bill Faure

Ladies and Gentlemen I have over 50 CD-R's in my CLS with a custom label and have never had a problem. Maybe it's the label paper you use. I use Matt paper from Neato. As I said never a problem.

KavexTrax

Burning at high speed for audio cdrs might be a problem.
So try 12x, 8x, 4x or something.

No problems reading 4x cdrs with my changer.
I have an 8x burner so I usually never do audio cd's with 8x, but 4x instead. Only 8x for data.

neoprufrok

My CD changer has now failed me twice. These are just regular CD's too. I took mine in the first time after my CD's got stuck, and they supposedly replaced it with a new one. Well, one day after the new one was put in, it failed with the same problem and error message... and then Acura found it necessary to blame me and my CD's (which were all brand new and from the store).

peiqinglong

Yea high speed burns might be bad...I used to do them at 24x...now I just burn at like 8x or 16x

JakeCL

i have a 12x and burn at 12x w/feurio without any problems at all, every cd i have is burnt since i used to get my car broken into on a weekly basis

pluto_1969

I burn CD-Rs at 36X and have had no problem so far... My only advice is to make sure you "close out" the CD when you burn it and use the best blanks you can get, as some of the bargain CD-Rs tend to be too light and rough around the edges.

Congrats on the new purchase!

Klamalama

Congrats on your car!

Most of my CDs are self-recorded (4x) and I've never had a problem. I'm using Imation's media right now.

ChodTheWacko

I always burn at 24x and never had a problem.
Also for the hell of it I burned some 90 minute cds and they worked pretty well too. (Although the player does NOT like reverse seeking from 1st -> last track (by hitting the last track button))

runnerX

Thanks guys... I got it working.. It is my poor quality GQ (GQ stands for Good Quality) CDR disks. TDK CDR disks work fine even at 24X.