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This exploded machine is capable of a marvelous feat. These parts, when assembled correctly, are able to interact with this silver plastic thing and make melodious sounds for you to enjoy in the highest of fidelities. Am I being vague? Maybe. Well, more specifically, this is a compact disc player! The innards of a Magnavox CDB 260, made in August of 1988. From what I can gather this is a pretty basic CD player, even for the time. But thats fine, in fact it might even be better. So, in the last video, *ding* we talked about how the data is stored on a compact disc. Just below the top surface of the disc, millions of little bumps are found in the polycarbonate, and the aluminum coating will reflect light like a mirror back from whence it came. These bumps, from the bottom side, form pits and lands and they are what encodes the data. So the first thing any CD player will need to do is to shine a light on the CD, a light so finely focused that its shining mostly on only one track, and it