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<blockquote data-quote="poolshark5" data-source="post: 354291" data-attributes="member: 551475">i was wondering if anyone knew if JVC is the only company that has the direct track access for MP3&#039;s or do other companies like Panasonic or Sony have something similiar?What exactly does direct track access do? i&#039;ve read the garbage they feed u so u buy there product but i like to hear about it from actual users.im trying to buy a CD/MP3 player which is fairly cheap yet decent enough to last for a while. But another thing is that i dont&nbsp; want to sit in my car and track thru a mp3 cd of 200 songs one by one to get to a song i like, i dont think that sounds like fun. That&#039;s why i was looking into JVC&#039;s. i&#039;ve read reviews and people say that some of the models (JVC KD-S890 ,JVC Arsenal KD-AR300 ,JVC KD-SX990 ,JVC Arsenal KD-SX9350) can skip tracks in increments of 10 or whatever. Any other company that does similar thing or better?thanks for ne help...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="poolshark5, post: 354291, member: 551475"] i was wondering if anyone knew if JVC is the only company that has the direct track access for MP3's or do other companies like Panasonic or Sony have something similiar?What exactly does direct track access do? i've read the garbage they feed u so u buy there product but i like to hear about it from actual users. im trying to buy a CD/MP3 player which is fairly cheap yet decent enough to last for a while. But another thing is that i dont want to sit in my car and track thru a mp3 cd of 200 songs one by one to get to a song i like, i dont think that sounds like fun. That's why i was looking into JVC's. i've read reviews and people say that some of the models (JVC KD-S890 ,JVC Arsenal KD-AR300 ,JVC KD-SX990 ,JVC Arsenal KD-SX9350) can skip tracks in increments of 10 or whatever. Any other company that does similar thing or better? thanks for ne help... [/QUOTE]

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