Well since I got the car whenever i run over a lil bump my cd always skips. I hate that **** even when i cross lane and hit the road marker it will skip sometimes is this how the cd player is very sensivtive or is it deffective? by the way mostly on burnt cds!

 

never happened to me, i got an 04. Umm, i only play burned cd's on my car. I think its defective so just go back to the dealership and let them know about the problem. Cd players shouldnt be that sensitive.

 

take it to service

 

Never.

 

No skips in the 8.
I burn my CD's at low speed due to the sensitive Kenwood system that does skip in one of my other cars.

 

yah you have a problem.
rx-8's ruuuule!!! yea!!!

 

burnt cd's, by nature, aren't sealed the way that the industy seals manufactured CDs...therefor, they start to get worse after a short amount of time.

Try a CD that's not burnt...if problems still pursist after awhile, it may actaully be the CD player then. Give it a run, and worst case, take it in for service.

 

Try a cleaning disc, maybe there are some dirt on the reading optical head.

 

This happens to me all the time when I have burned CD's playing in the CD player

 

no problem here. dealer time. oh no!

 

Rx8dude

looks like I'm the only with you bro

haha yah mine is also burned CD

 

Yah, you want it sealed good! Don't want those electrons falling off going around a sharp corner

Mine are all burnd and they don't skip. Sounds like a defective player. Put an Alpine in my wife's Tribute and it skipped on every manhole cover. Had the same Alpine in my old car and it never skipped. Replaced with a Pioneer that doesn't skip.

Although burning at a slower speed is a good idea, it does not sound like this is your problem.

 

Talking about a nucleus now? Cause i coulda sworn it had to do with CD's being burnt...

Now if by throwing in the term "electrons", you were somehow managing to incorrectly correlate the comparison in that stamped CD's have an extra layer presurved in acrylic as opposed to the dye layer that a CD-R contains ON TOP of the polycarbonate plastic and aluminum (which are reversed to that of a stamped CD)...then maybe I just don't know what i'm talking about.

However, your revelation might also be imposing reference of the phase-changing compound compressed between 2 di-electric layers which are capable of changing between translucent crystalline and amorphous fluid when stimulated, then heated by a laser. This would comprise what we have come to know as a CD-RW.

Guess I just don't know anything about CDs though.

Electrons what?

 

Mine has the MP3 player and I use a burned CD. No problem with skips.

 

Try a higher quality CD, not cheap-*** ones. If it still happens, try the dealer.

 

i talked to a car audio guy about this because mine also does this he said that the little shock thing that keeps them from skipping is dry so it doesnt get the full shock absorbtion and skips.

have an audio guy look at it if its dried which its not supposed to be go to the dealer and see if they will replace it

 

i live off a dirt road and it's bumpier than hell and my cd player rarely ever skips unless it's a big enough bump to throw me around...

 

yea probably something with the anti-skip function.

 

When I first got the car mine did this as well. I started using "Higher Quality" cds to burn and no more problems.

 

Every once in a while my seems to have a brain fart, and ejects the cd, but other than that no probs with skipping.

 

i hope you guys are using legal music downloads for your burnt cd's =P

 

Mine skips also whenever I hit a decent sized bump. I haven't noticed if it happened when playing store bought CD's though. I mean who buys CD's?

 

I'm a skipper, too! My '04, single cd player will always hiccup when I hit a big bump, and even sometimes when I hit one of those reflectors when just lane-changing. Other times, I can't make it skip to save my life. Store-bought or burned cds seem to make no difference.