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Shaving Compact Discs to improve the sound (?!)

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Today I'm using a special lathe that cuts a 36º edge into a CD to improve the sound quality. Is this madness...I aim to find out. Snopes has an entry regarding the use of green edge markers to prevent ‘light scatter’ https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/bewaring-of-the-green/ FAQ… Q) Why didn’t you just rip the CDs into the computer? A) Because I wanted to use a regular Audio CD player. As the improvements mentioned related to the quality of audio produced during CD *playback* (at 1x), this is

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i spent quite a bit of time browsing online looking for unusual audio equipment to feature on this channel now it was during one of these online searches a few years ago that i first clapped my eyes on one of these things now at first glance i thought that this was some kind of unusual compact disc player well i was kind of halfway there it isn't a compact disc player but it does use compact discs well when i say use i mean shave yeah let me give you the sales pitch okay so here's the manufacturer's official page it's been retrieved via the wayback machine there are a few dodgy german to english translations on here so i'm going to have to reword a few sections for clarity but you can read the originals on the screen it goes like this light reflections disrupt the sound even high-end equipment for the highest of demands is powerless against light scatter in cds laser beams are reflected numerous times and stray this way and that over the cd's surfaces this au