Sony Walkman D-CJ506CK Personal CD Player

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(4.30 out of 5) from 11 reviews

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Sony CD D-CJ506CK

(5.00 out of 5) by smokeape on Mar 7, 2003

Pros: Will take any MP3 format thrown at it. Will not skip, period! Batteries last forever.
Cons: Needs more volume. Break my eardrums and I'll turn it down. Headphones are weak.
The Bottom Line: If you exercise and want anti-skip music, buy this puppy!

I bought two other POS (Classic and Koss) which claim they were MP3 and anti-skip, but which proved ...
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sony is there any other

(5.00 out of 5) by tablewicked on Jan 20, 2003

Pros: looks good, plays well, overall wicked player
Cons: none
The Bottom Line: Buy it for a cheap but well made portable CD player

The Sony Walkman portable compact disc mp3 player is a must have for the music lover on the go. Thi ...
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It's what you have to have!!!

(4.00 out of 5) by spooncivic07 on Jan 1, 2003

Pros: LCD,G-Pro,easy folder search buttons,slim,ID3 tagging,and batteries life.
Cons: Bad Headphones,has no pause button,and slow reaction when its time to play next track.
The Bottom Line: Get this baby it has ease of use features and much more and if u get cheap cd/mp3 players u wont get G-Protection level 1 and 2.

This player was extremly good deal for $108.00 (obviously at walmart).It has Mp3 playback for 24 hou ...
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Sony's New WalkMan Walks But Can't Really Talk

(3.00 out of 5) by blooboz on Dec 30, 2002

Pros: Backlit LCD, folder navigation, simplicity, strong battery life
Cons: slowly navigates mp3s, no radio support, not upgradeable, a bit pricey
The Bottom Line: Great quality, but could've been much better. If you're gonna shell out $120, then go all out and get something like the new, slim Rio for about $60 more.

I have been waiting to get this product for quite a while, but to be honest, it wasn't as exciting a ...
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Sony's D-CJ506CK rules!

(5.00 out of 5) by redfordc on Dec 21, 2002

Pros: red backlight, g-protection, long battery life, includes car kit
Cons: no pause button, no radio, doesn't use NiMH rechargable batteries like the iRiver iMP-350
The Bottom Line: will definately satisfy you the only better mp3cdp is the iRiver iMP-350/400 but it costs more and doesn't come with a car kit

While this CD/MP3 player isn't contending to be the best CD player, it certainly is a very good one. ...
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