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<blockquote data-quote="keep_hope_alive" data-source="post: 8426944" data-attributes="member: 576029">The pause is inherent in the burning of a CD from a computer.&nbsp; Original discs won&#039;t pause.&nbsp;&nbsp; Properly burned CD&#039;S won&#039;t pause.&nbsp; Mp3 will pause on most players.&nbsp; My Alpine head units never insert pauses in original discs.&nbsp; When burning the CD, there is an option for a 2 second pause.&nbsp; Beyond that, I think it&#039;s a MP3 buffering delay.I&#039;ve had newer head units ramp up volume at startup but not between tracks or once the system is fired up.&nbsp; Some allowed setting of max volume or startup volume (older Blaupunkt ).&nbsp; It&#039;s a turn-on noise prevention feature, but they return to the previous volume setting from last power up.&nbsp; I haven&#039;t seen power -up volume in defeatable in a menu.Repeat disc can be turned off on some decks but they won&#039;t eject or power down.&nbsp; Older head units are more likely to just stop playing (90&#039;s).Make sure your evaluations are with original CD&#039;S and not burned discs.Sent from my SM-G900V using Tapatalk</blockquote>

[QUOTE="keep_hope_alive, post: 8426944, member: 576029"] The pause is inherent in the burning of a CD from a computer. Original discs won't pause. Properly burned CD'S won't pause. Mp3 will pause on most players. My Alpine head units never insert pauses in original discs. When burning the CD, there is an option for a 2 second pause. Beyond that, I think it's a MP3 buffering delay. I've had newer head units ramp up volume at startup but not between tracks or once the system is fired up. Some allowed setting of max volume or startup volume (older Blaupunkt ). It's a turn-on noise prevention feature, but they return to the previous volume setting from last power up. I haven't seen power -up volume in defeatable in a menu. Repeat disc can be turned off on some decks but they won't eject or power down. Older head units are more likely to just stop playing (90's). Make sure your evaluations are with original CD'S and not burned discs. Sent from my SM-G900V using Tapatalk [/QUOTE]

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