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ArticlesQuad-Speed Seven-Disc Jukebox


December 1995 / What's New / Quad-Speed Seven-Disc Jukebox

The CDJ 7004 ($399) supports CD-ROM, CD-DA, CD-ROM XA, and Photo CD (multisession) discs. It features push-button loading, a 128-KB buffer, a data transfer rate of 600 KBps (sustained quad-speed) or 2.8 MBps in burst mode, and an average access time of 340 ms. The front panel sports controls for audio CDs and a stereo headphone jack; the rear panel has RCA-type phono jacks. The unit automatically selects discs without requiring you to know the slot number.

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