Does this player have a headphone jack?if not, I don't want it. That's basically ALL I'd b using it for, to b able to listen to cd's via headphones.
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Yes and it will also come with a cord for iPod hook up to its a great system
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This player has an Auxiliary mode and it comes with a 3.5mm male to male line in cable which is included. I tried my Headphones and it did not work, because the Auxiliary jack is actually made for being able to attach another audio device and use its controls. I'll copy for you what it says under "Basic Operation ", Use a 3.5mm male to male line in cable ( included) to connect the Line-out or Headphone out jack of an audio device to this system Auxiliary Line-in-jack. I hope this helps you to make your decision. The system itself is great and I can highly recommend it.
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No, no headphone jack.it would have to be in your player or you need remote headphones compatable with your player.Cordially....
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No, you could use an external HD. Yes, you can play audio CD's the are jacks in the back. The tutorial's on Youtube are very helpful also.
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It has a headphone jack on the right side. I am really happy with this radio/CD player.
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Hi, S! I'm sorry you're having problems...some CD players are "stand-alone" and will play CDs all by themselves....others need a receiver or some other device to allow you to hear your CDs. An easy test to see if your player needs a receiver or not is to look it over and see if it has a volume control. If it doesn't have a volume control, you need a receiver. If it does have a volume control, you've got another problem somewhere. It might be that the CD player is defective or it might be that you don't have your headphones and/or speaker connected correctly, or you may not have the power cord plugged in correctly. Hi, S! I'm sorry you're having problems...some CD players are "stand-alone" and will play CDs all by themselves....others need a receiver or some other device to allow you to hear your CDs. An easy test to see if your player needs a receiver or not is to look it over and see if it has a volume control. If it doesn't have a volume control, you need a receiver. If it does have a volume control, you've got another problem somewhere. It might be that the CD player is defective or it might be that you don't have your headphones and/or speaker connected correctly, or you may not have... » Read More Hi, S! I'm sorry you're having problems...some CD players are "stand-alone" and will play CDs all by themselves....others need a receiver or some other device to allow you to hear your CDs. An easy test to see if your player needs a receiver or not is to look it over and see if it has a volume control. If it doesn't have a volume control, you need a receiver. If it does have a volume control, you've got another problem somewhere. It might be that the CD player is defective or it might be that you don't have your headphones and/or speaker connected correctly, or you may not have the power cord plugged in correctly. « Show Less
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It does not have a headphone jack. It has only basic functionality: front USB port for iPod/mp3, and a single disc CD player. It was perfect for my purposes, but most users will probably find the limited functionality too constricting or impractical for their needs.
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It does not have a CD player on it. You just plug any MP3 device in to it and thats how it works. Nice little unit.
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There's a sliding button just to the left of the headphone jack. make sure it's on "CD" and not "FM". Then just put a CD inane push the play button. that looks like "I>". If it doesn't play hit play again. It's touchy and I noticed sometimes I'll hit it twice by accident, which means it starts to play but pauses before the CD starts.
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Here is the manual for this unit. https://docs.sony.com/release/DFJ61.PDF It has a Line Out, headphone jack and DC (Power) In. It's a CD player, not an MP3 player. I have no idea if it can play MP3 CDs, though, but I doubt it. As for price, this unit isn't manufactured anymore, so if you're looking at the 3rd party price-gouging Amazon sellers trying to sell these off at $200+ ignore them and go for a reasonably-priced used model like I did in the $20 range.
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No you can use headphones through the built in headphone amplifier. Most Cd players don't have this feature but the Onkyo 7030 at $179 has it as well as this Teac and the better Tascam Pro Teac vers. The Yamaha unit at $300 has a USB port but you lose the headphone amp in that unit. The Onyko is a great player and bests this Teac with it's Plus or Minus 2 D.B. 20-20. That's a horrible spec for a CD player and would be heard if you listened carefully to your music. NAD, Onkyo, and Yamaha players all have a rating of Plus or Minus .5 DB. 20-20 which is considered about as good as you can get and un audible to anyone. Steve No you can use headphones through the built in headphone amplifier. Most Cd players don't have this feature but the Onkyo 7030 at $179 has it as well as this Teac and the better Tascam Pro Teac vers. The Yamaha unit at $300 has a USB port but you lose the headphone amp in that unit. The Onyko is a great player and bests this Teac with it's Plus or Minus 2 D.B. 20-20. That's a horrible spec for a CD player and would be heard if you listened carefully to your music. NAD, Onkyo, and Yamaha players all have a rating of Plus or Minus .5 DB. 20-20 which is considered about as good as you can get... » Read More No you can use headphones through the built in headphone amplifier. Most Cd players don't have this feature but the Onkyo 7030 at $179 has it as well as this Teac and the better Tascam Pro Teac vers. The Yamaha unit at $300 has a USB port but you lose the headphone amp in that unit. The Onyko is a great player and bests this Teac with it's Plus or Minus 2 D.B. 20-20. That's a horrible spec for a CD player and would be heard if you listened carefully to your music. NAD, Onkyo, and Yamaha players all have a rating of Plus or Minus .5 DB. 20-20 which is considered about as good as you can get and un audible to anyone. Steve « Show Less
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Hi Ken, no this player does not have a head phone jack on it. I've just checked again after seeing one of the other answers but the model we have doesn't have one.
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No CD player. I think CD's went the way of cassettes and 8 tracks unfortunately.
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Pretty much any CD player that has a 'line out' jack you can connect to this unit. I have never had the need to connect a CD player - yet - but there isn't any certain brand, just has to have the line out and connect to the unit 'line in'. I am very pleased with my unit.
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Yes use an auxiliary cord that plugs into the headphone jack of the CD player then the other end plugs into the auxiliary input that is located under the middle compartment on the front of the unit. The auxiliary cord has a headphone jack on each end. (Aux cord)
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Jonathan - yes, you can hook up a CD player or any other music player as long as your CD player has a connector for headphones. Then all you do is buy a 3.5mm male-to-male cable and connect the DVD player to the Panasonic speakers. I mostly use the Panasonic with a Bluetooth connection to my laptop, iPhone, iPad and Nano but I've used it with a cable as well. Nice sound and good product. I own two of them I like them so muchAlso, the female input jack is next to the power cord. Not easy to see but it's there
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You must insert a CD and select CD function. If you want to listen to the CD you simply unplug your jack from the aux input. Remember that the CD will spin continuously. I recommend an old disc you don't care about but still plays. I love the functionality.
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Yes you can plug a CD player in it since the device has a standard audio plug input. But as others said: It takes CD's via a slot on top of the device.