[Electronics-talk] Daisy Cd players
David Andrews
dandrews at visi.com
Sat Dec 8 04:14:15 UTC 2012
Humanware has a newer machine that plays CD's, I
think it is called the Stratus. The American
Printing House for the Blind also recently came
out with a desktop machine that plays CD's.
Dave
At 06:58 PM 12/5/2012, you wrote:
>Hi all, Hi all, I thought this was the right
>list to ask about accessible recorders, cd
>players and stuff to play books/music. I am
>still old fashioned; I found it inaccessible to
>download learning ally books; when they were
>rfb, the process was simple, but now its not.
>Anyway, I love the daisy cds; plain and simple
>to use. Problem is that Humanware discontinued
>their nice portable players called the victor
>reader classic and victor reader wave. So I
>wanted to know what daisy stand alone cd players
>exist? There used to be something called
>plextalk ptr1 and it was written up in the
>access world magazine. It played and even
>recorded daisy cds. Now what options are there?
>Is humanwareâs new expensive victor reader
>stratus the only thing? Does Aphâs book port
>plus or the milestone 312 play cds? If not,
>which format? Probably only sd cards. I will get
>a daisy player for christmas and looking for
>reviews of them to make a decision. Thanks. Ashley
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