That's what I did, but because I have over 500 albums, it took me a couple of months, even with dual drives.Rip the CD's and use the USB port.
I have a CD in my 16 Touring and I prefer the USB. It's so much easier plus it provides a backup for your CD's in case they get damaged/destoyed.
Come on Antoine, we are having a perfectly good civil discussion about CD players and the music they provide. There was no reason to jump on here with your "keep it on topic" narrative.This is about CD Player options, not audio quality...Please keep threads on topic, thanks.
The primary reason people seek out or end up on Forums is for specific on-topic information. If I posted or came across this thread because I am in the market for a CD player (in my CX-5) and I see a bunch of posts about audio quality etc (instead of actual cd player options), I would go elsewhere (naturally)...Multiply this by thousands of people across a variety of Mazda topics and this Community and website which has remained active and useful for 20 years now would eventually cease to exist.Come on Antoine, we are having a perfectly good civil discussion about CD players and the music they provide. There was no reason to jump on here with your "keep it on topic" narrative.
You do that way too much.
It's not like we went way off topic and started discussing politics or something. Really dude, it's a car forum, a place for us to relax and talk about things we are interested in. We are not trying to solve the worlds problems here. Unless it goes off the rails completely, just let the discussion run it's course. Thanks.