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In Reply to: Recommendations for a CD recorder posted by Jolyon on May 9, 2005 at 14:52:33:
....but most of them are easy to use. I have the Sony W222ES which has optical and coaxial digital in/out plus RCA analog in/out. It's a 5-disc changer and CD-R/CD-RW recorder. It allows me to insert 5-discs, program up a couple dozen random tracks from the 5-discs, push a couple buttons, and walk away. It will also record from the analog inputs. I find it a lot more convenient than using my CD-R/CD-RW in my PC. It's not difficult to use but no CD recorder works just like a tape recorder.Sony W222ES 5-disc changer/recorder
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