- 1). Determine what kind of player that you want. Common types include car head units, portable players and home audio systems.
- 2). Consider the features. Write a list of what is important to you in a CD player. Full range equalization, MP3 compatibility, auxiliary jacks and anti-skipping are all features that should be considered when buying.
- 3). Test out the equipment. Take a CD to an audio store and play it in the prospective models. Some audio stores will even let you bring in and test out speakers as well. Write down which models interest you the most.
- 4). Review the equipment. Go to an online review website such as Consumer Search or Test Freaks (See References). Type the model names and view the average score.
- 5). Choose a model. Order the CD player from an audio store or an online vendor. Ask if you can order from a catalog if a particular model is sold out or is currently not available.
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