Mass and vibration cancelling on top of CD player?


How many use the mass effect on top of your player?
Results?
ptss
Maybe so, Roxy54. I'm speaking generally. The laser is suspended on springs, so level could be an issue for the Pioneer. Only one way to find out.
The cd tray in mine is a machined aluminum platter with a removeable rubber mat, which is the point of contact with the CD. How could that be unreliable?
I dunno, Roxy54. How could just about anything be unreliable with servo control and Reed a Solomon error correction? Lol

Geoffkait
I dunno, Roxy54. How could just about anything be unreliable with servo control and Reed a Solomon error correction? Lol

I guess it's an amusing reference, but I don't know what you are referring to. Can you explain?
What I meant was, in a sarcastic way of speaking, that most people would probably be inclined to say that level of the transport/disc is not critical since any unnecessary motion of the disc due to its non level condition during play or any other reason is accounted for by the servo mechanism that controls the laser when it gets off the nanoscale spiral data track. And, of course, Reed Solomon Error Correction Codes are supposedly going to correct any errors that occur anyway.