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<blockquote data-quote="HiAmplidude" data-source="post: 1247794" data-attributes="member: 561470">I&#039;m talking about hitting &quot;track forward&quot; and waiting several seconds for it to start playing.&nbsp; If you do that on your PC, in WinAmp, for example, it starts playing the moment you hit &quot;forward&quot;... not several seconds later, like the Eclipse CD8445 I have.&nbsp; I know that HU&#039;s have historically had &quot;slowness&quot; issues starting the next track, but I thought that was well dealt with before I bought this &#039;05 Eclipse.&nbsp; Apparently not?&nbsp; I&#039;ll stick with my absolutely instant Alpine CDA-7878 from 2002 which is just as fast at tracking as anything technology has to offer.If several seconds to the next track is tolerable to some people, I think that&#039;s teriffic.&nbsp; Not to me though.&nbsp; I haven&#039;t listened to a whole song in years.&nbsp; And, when I hit &quot;next&quot;, I want it to &quot;be there&quot; before my finger is released from the button, and that&#039;s what I&#039;m used to with other sources.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="HiAmplidude, post: 1247794, member: 561470"] I'm talking about hitting "track forward" and waiting several seconds for it to start playing. If you do that on your PC, in WinAmp, for example, it starts playing the moment you hit "forward"... not several seconds later, like the Eclipse CD8445 I have. I know that HU's have historically had "slowness" issues starting the next track, but I thought that was well dealt with before I bought this '05 Eclipse. Apparently not? I'll stick with my absolutely instant Alpine CDA-7878 from 2002 which is just as fast at tracking as anything technology has to offer. If several seconds to the next track is tolerable to some people, I think that's teriffic. Not to me though. I haven't listened to a whole song in years. And, when I hit "next", I want it to "be there" before my finger is released from the button, and that's what I'm used to with other sources. [/QUOTE]

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