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scott wrote:
>> About the only thing that can go wrong with a tray-load drive is if
>> the disk isn't sitting in it properly, and it gets mashed when the
>> tray tries to shut.
>
> Or if, for example, as the tray was closing you went over a little bump
> and the CD moved... Or worse you are carefully trying to press the CD
> into the tray when you go over a bigger bump and you snap the tray right
> off!
Ah yes, tray-load in a moving vehicle is another matter. ;-)
Still, you could have the disk half way in the slot and snap it off the
same way. (A slimsy little CD presumably being drastically easier to
snap than a ruggid tray.)
> FWIW I've had a slot load CD drive in every one of my cars (I nabbed my
> dad's old one for my Pug 205!) and never had any issue with them
> damaging or scratching discs.
Well, as I say, I don't use original CDs in the car anyway, so...
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