I used to own a genki, if the CDR used were burned in a
computer it did had problems reading some of them. If they were burned in my Sony RCD-W10(stand alone dual tray machine) it will play them perfectly.
For your peace of mind, those CDR that I burned in my computer did gave me problems in other cd players as well.
Sounds like they didn't change the D/A converter in your Genki, my guest is that if you are using CDRs burned in a stand alone unit and your Genki is having problems reading
them the poblem might be in the D/A converter. By the way I have used Maxell CDR with great success.
One last word, make sure the CDRs you are using have the word "music" on them, when I firts bought them the salesman
at the store gave me regular CDRs for data.
Hope this helps, Hector.
computer it did had problems reading some of them. If they were burned in my Sony RCD-W10(stand alone dual tray machine) it will play them perfectly.
For your peace of mind, those CDR that I burned in my computer did gave me problems in other cd players as well.
Sounds like they didn't change the D/A converter in your Genki, my guest is that if you are using CDRs burned in a stand alone unit and your Genki is having problems reading
them the poblem might be in the D/A converter. By the way I have used Maxell CDR with great success.
One last word, make sure the CDRs you are using have the word "music" on them, when I firts bought them the salesman
at the store gave me regular CDRs for data.
Hope this helps, Hector.