one of my earliest memories was when i was four or five years old and my dad showed me his brand new cd player. he used the eject button then and i have ever since.
when people push the tray closed, it gives me the willies. especially when you can hear the motor whining as they do it. if any of my friends ever do that to my drives/players, i scream at them.
I use the button. I am a little nervous about pushing the tray close. some cdplayer allow you to push the tray (sorry I can't think of the models right now) but others can brake if you push the cd try. So again, it is a lot safer IMO to use the button.
The poll doesn't have all the proper choices. I usually use the open/close button, but sometimes just push the drawer depending on the drive. For example, if you have a graphite G4 powermac with a DVD-RAM drive and an older keyboard, there's no way to press an open/close button to close the drive once it's open. The only way to close it is to press the drawer, and no damage will come from doing so.
Most drives, either in audio gear or in computers, will not be damaged if you close them by pushing on the drawer. But I still use the open/close buttons most of the time.
Not dumb enough fora custom title...so he thought.
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I use the close button on the remote. of my ns500v. Not only am I too lazy to push the tray in, I am too lazy to bend down, push the button and take the cd out. So I just use the remote and then switch the cd.
usually i gently tap the tray and let the motor do the rest (whether it be a review piece or not). then i slap the cd player around a little bit to let it know who's boss.
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