It is getting difficult to find pullout CD players any more, since detachable faceplates are much more convenient to carry around. However, there is the obvious trade off - it is still possible to steal the chassis for the detachable face unit, when that is not possible with a pullout. Although some companies will advertise that it is very difficult to get replacement faces without the original receipt, thieves can still get the faceplates.

We have designed the product to fit any electronic device that does not have a faceplate. This allows anyone to customize their stuff their way.

We don't recommend a particular brand and model, because model numbers and specifications change so frequently. Any name brand portable CD player should be fine, as long as you can reproduce the sounds at a realistic level. If you use a personal CD player, you will need to get a speaker for it. Small, inexpensive, amplified speakers are available from Radio Shack (model number 277-1008, for example) and other stores.

No, you must import a CD to a Kaleidescape Server before you can play it. You can import a CD with the Movie Player 2, the Music Player, or the now-discontinued Reader.

Yes. All are fitted with an up-to-date Radio, CD/CD-R/MP3 stereo's and 4 speakers. They have a mini jack input on the front for direct connecting your iPod, or similar player. We'll include a couple of CD's too. [top]

We sell our products in complete sets - however, there are more than thirty products available from Sound Ideas that are comprised of one or two CDs only.

Kaleidescape Movie Players and Music Players provide reference-quality audio and video output that is comparable to the very best CD and DVD players that are available today.

Each watch has 3 interchangeable faceplates (including the faceplate already on the watch) in different themes and colors. The faceplate can be easily removed and changed. Note: you can also wear the watch without a faceplate. This will not affect any of the features of the watch, including the quality of the sound emitted by the Emergency Alert.

You can purchase new faceplates through this website (www.onguardkids.com/order) or by calling 1-888-363-1813.

Sorry, but we want to make sure that everyone practices the routine safely. (After all, the purpose is to prevent injuries, not cause them.) So the CD is only available at the workshops at this time. We are working on an illustrated manual, however, and once it is finished we hope to offer the CD and manual together for those folks who can't make it to a workshop.

That all depends on your system and/or your bank account, but for making MP3s a CD-ROM that does dae (digital audio extraction) is a must. The speed of dae is sometimes related to, but not always correlated to the speed of your CD-ROM (i.e. Just because your 24x is faster than my 8x DOESN'T mean that either one does dae any faster than 1x)

Having both The Golden Orchard CD and The TABBS CD, I can assure all Apple II and IIgs users that they both contain a wealth of Apple II/IIgs programs, graphics, music, information and a multitude of fantastic archives of great interest and value to any Apple II and IIgs user. Apple Pugetsound Program Library Exchange ( ) is celebrating the 25th anniversary of its User Group founding by releasing the following Apple II Related CD-Rom Books: See the Apple II CD-ROM Info resource file R014CDROMIN.

Our products are distributed by Word Distribution to Christian bookstores, and general market retail chains through WEA Distribution. Check out the Word Distribution website at www.worddistribution.com. You can find almost any Christian bookstore that will carry music by visiting http://cba.know-where.com/cba/.

You should buy this cd if you love acoustic guitars; if you love tight harmonies, great lead vocals and fantastic vocal harmonies à la The Beatles, the Beach Boys or Crosby Stills & Nash; if you love the classic Rolling Stones songs; and if you love clean recording and brilliant production.

CDs of all our shows are $13 each; cost includes shipping. Buy 'em anywhere you see a green Buy icon on our site, like on our radio archive page.

Easy Brackets are designed specifically for use with many detachable backrests. See the drop down list at the products page for your particular motorcycle.

The hardware is designed to be a permanent attachment, but it can be removed relatively easily if you want to. (Remember to keep the instructions for re-installing your hardware!)

The WindVest is easily removed by unscrewing 2 Allen bolts. The wrench to remove them is included with the WindVest Kit.

All the suspenders you see on the corsets on the website are permanently attached and are not detachable. However, we are able to offer detachable narrow (18mm wide) suspenders as a special request on some styles, please contact us if you are interested in this option.

Yes, the cables can be detached from the instrument. Eureka has designed the Detachable CableLockT system that does not allow for any exposed pins. As these pins may corrode, bend, or even break off, we feel that this design provides for maximum reliability, while allowing users to easily change cable lengths. <top>

It indicates which CD Player is controlled by the channel-specific keyboard controls (e.g. 'space bar' for pause). You can still use DJ-1800 in this way without any additional audio hardware, as long as you don't mind DJing in mono. To DJ in stereo, you'll need to buy a second output device for your Mac, such as a Griffin iMic. These aren't too expensive. Alternatively, if you don't mind DJing in mono, you can use the 'Mono + Mixer' mode in DJ-1800.

Yes. You can buy it from your local game store or from us. A single copy is only $2.99 and a five-pack is $14.95, for those DMs who want to provide one to every player around the table. (You also may download PDF copies of A Player's Guide to Ptolus free from DriveThruRPG.com.)

This is a slightly touchy subject. My original intent in building this site was to celebrate the Dynaco company formed by David Hafler, and crewed by talented folks such as Ed Laurent, Wade Burns, Joe Sparacio, Jim Elliott, Sid Lidz, Bob Tucker, Bill Phillips, Harry Klaus, Erno Borbely, John Ferranti, Doug Hercus, Richard Pley, etc. etc. I wanted to provide detailed info on the equipment they designed, supported, and serviced, right through the end of the company in 1980.

Electronic devices such as CD players, radios, televisions can interfere with the aircraft navigation system. We ask customers to refrain from using these devices during the flight. Laptop computers, computer games, cassette recorders and electric razors may be used during the flight, however, must not be used during take-off and landing. If in doubt, contact your local nas air office.

Many people report problems while playing CDs from a portable CD player into their car audio systems. The problem, stated very simply, has to do with the stepping of the motor requiring a varying amount of current and non-isolated power and audio signal grounds. Using a liberal application of capacitors and inductors, this voltage variance can be restricted to a window of 8.990 to 9.