Hi squirrel69,
That may not help at all. Burned CD's can have rather variable characteristics. The way to tell is see if the machine meets normal specs (RF pattern) and then try the suspect discs. You will probably see a lower RF pattern with more noise on the waveform.
If the CD is suffering from any mechanical fault, or weak head, you may see this fault.
Do not just order and stick in a new head. There are adjustments to be made. You need a tech for this.
-Chris
That may not help at all. Burned CD's can have rather variable characteristics. The way to tell is see if the machine meets normal specs (RF pattern) and then try the suspect discs. You will probably see a lower RF pattern with more noise on the waveform.
If the CD is suffering from any mechanical fault, or weak head, you may see this fault.
Do not just order and stick in a new head. There are adjustments to be made. You need a tech for this.
-Chris
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