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Sandstrom Cd Hi Fi
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It played CD's perfectly well the last time I used it.
Now,a year later,admittedly,with a covering of dust..I carefully cleaned it..But when I tried to play a Disc,it "Sticks"every 20 secs,or so.
I am loath to throw things away needlessly...Can I do anything to remedy this..Is it worth getting it fixed professionally...Or is it Kaput?
Now,a year later,admittedly,with a covering of dust..I carefully cleaned it..But when I tried to play a Disc,it "Sticks"every 20 secs,or so.
I am loath to throw things away needlessly...Can I do anything to remedy this..Is it worth getting it fixed professionally...Or is it Kaput?
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Well...I can't recommend anything from current personal knowledge (I have a system of hi-fi separates bought several years ago - and still sounding brilliant)but the best advice I have is to visit a Richer Sounds store, tell them how much you want to spend and what you want (vinyl? CD? streaming? radio tuner?). They are excellent (a Which? Recommended retailer) and you won't be disappointed with them. If you can't get to one of their shops, you can get advice over the phone/online and order the same way.
Here's a link, to whet your appetite....
http:// www.ric hersoun ds.com/ product s/hi-fi -separa tes/sep arates/ mini-hi fi-syst em-deal s
Here's a link, to whet your appetite....
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I would second Gingejbee's advice on going to Richer Sounds. If you do buy there think about their extended warranty. I normally avoid such things like the plague but, with many of the items they sell, if you take out the extended warranty and don't make a claim you get the full cost of the warranty back at the end of the 5-year term. I've done this at least twice now and it works perfectly; no hassle, just cash in hand. Certain things are excluded (TV's, I think amongst them) but if what you buy qualifies it's a no-brainer.