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I'm looking to buy a CD player that can turn off automatically, so that I can play it when going to sleep. It just needs speaker and no need of earphones. A simple, stand alone one. Any recommendations for an expensive one (< $$30 possible with good quality?).
Stand alone players are kind of a thing of the past. Still available but slowly fading. The turning off part can be achieved with a timer, I doubt you could find one with that feature built in, especially for less than $30.
Whether you are looking for a portable or a home unit, you will need some kind of amplification and speakers. The solution would be a CD boombox. The under $30 will get you an off-brand, a Sony or similar will be more.
These are from Walmart. Amazon would be another place to look.
Stand alone players are kind of a thing of the past. Still available but slowly fading. The turning off part can be achieved with a timer, I doubt you could find one with that feature built in, especially for less than $30.
Whether you are looking for a portable or a home unit, you will need some kind of amplification and speakers. The solution would be a CD boombox. The under $30 will get you an off-brand, a Sony or similar will be more.
These are from Walmart. Amazon would be another place to look.
Lol. It's not a vinyl record and there is no "needle".
The needle in this case is a laser and nothing ever makes physical contact with the CD.
What if I buy a CD player (e.g. like this), and use my PC's external speakers on it? I suppose there is a place to plug in external speakers, separately from the earphone jack?
Last edited by snowmountains; 10-08-2019 at 05:07 PM..
No, you would connect speakers to the headphone jack. There's no separate jack for speakers.
Ok, so that should work on all those with a headphone jact. So I don't necessarily need a boombox, just a CD player that has the headphone jack, sounds good. Thanks all!
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