Tom, You probably have received many responses by now; however, I wanted to encourage you to look at the Victor Reader classic Plus
player. Victor is now a part of Humanware, so perhaps they have changed its name.
This machine is relatively small and plays mp3, wma, wav and daisy books. It has absolutely wonderful bookmarking capabilities
for your books, has a not so fast forward and rewind, and also can resume playback where you left off. It remembers its last
position for each disk played. My only gripe is that the rechargeable batteries are not user replaceable.
Don Roberts
----- Original Message -----
From: "Tom Behler" <[log in to unmask]>
To: <[log in to unmask]>
Sent: Tuesday, August 16, 2005 2:44 PM
Subject: another Off Topic inquiry: Cd player that plays books recorded by RFB and D
Hi, all.
Please forgive this second "off topic" inquiry, but there is lots
of knowledge on this list that I just can't pass up.
As you all may know, I'm a college professor here in Michigan,
and ever since my college days, I have relied on Recording For
The Blind for recording of many of the texts that I have used
either as a student, or as a Professor.
Does anyone know of a good portable CD player that works well
with RFB and D recorded books?
I am still using cassettes, but want to make the switch to CD's
from RFB and D so as to bring me up to the 21st century.
To be honest, I got burned once by purchasing a tape recorder
that RFB had recommended for their taped books, so I'm a bit
hesitant to go with their recommendations. To put it simply, the
product they suggested, which I bought, was very poorly made, and
was a big disapointment given the money I paid for it.
At any rate, any suggestions on a usable CD player for RFB books
would be appreciated.
Thanks for putting up with this post.
Very best 73 from Tom Behler: KB8TYJ
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