Correction of my 2-19-14 post above: The vintage AR CD player to which I hastily made an incorrect reference is not your great modern CD player, but a unit made by the original AR (Acoustic Research) audio company started in the 1950's, and selling their CD player in the late 1980's era.
Whitecap, I just realized the old original AR brand (which stood for the formerly famous Acoustic Research of a past audio era) is not the current great company which produced your wonderful modern CD-8 player. My vintage comment was off the mark when it referenced the previous AR brand CD player from some time near the end of the 80's.
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