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UK CDs/CD players in the USA

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PrettyCandles · 25/06/2008 13:30

Will they work?

Ds2 has a CD playing in his room as part of his going to sleep. Will the UK-bought CD player work in the USA? Or will the UK-bought CD work in an American CD player?

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WendyWeber · 25/06/2008 13:33

The CDs will work (it's visual things which are different)

CD player will work with an adaptor.

HTH

PrettyCandles · 25/06/2008 13:38

Is it just the standard travel adaptor that we need? Not something specifically for CDs, I mean.

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WendyWeber · 25/06/2008 13:38

Oh, then again - the voltage is different - we brought a cassette player back from the US with us years ago, but it had a switch inside to change the voltage.

Simplest to buy a cheap player there I think.

WendyWeber · 25/06/2008 13:41

One like this for about £10 should do it

Will you be travelling around? Will you have a car?

PrettyCandles · 25/06/2008 13:45

Thanks WW. We're staying with friends for the first part of the holiday, so I think I shall ask them to buy one for us.

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arfishy · 25/06/2008 13:58

Yes. CDs are ok but DVDs are different (they are coded by region. If you buy a DVD in the US you will only be able to play it in a multi-region DVD player in the UK. Most players are like this now but some v.cheap ones are still locked to your region - UK is region 2 and US is region 1).

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