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I know what you're referring to, but I think you're talking about something different to the grandparent. They said "The first CD players let you stick the dis
by jamesrcole 8y ago
I know what you're referring to, but I think you're talking about something different to the grandparent. They said "The first CD players let you stick the disk in with case and all. You would never get a scratch" which implies something where you never take the disc out of its case, because unless you never take it out of the case how does it avoid all scratches?
- forinti 8y agoThe case could very well have been the caddy. There wasn't a practical reason to have both; it was a design decision.
- jamesrcole 8y agoI don't think there was a caddy for every single CD. My recollection was that you had a single caddy for the drive and swapped discs in and out of it. So I don't see how the caddies made much practical difference for stopping CDs from getting scratched.
- driverdan 8y agoIt depends on the user. We had caddies for almost every CD we regularly used.