The compact disc player has become one of the most ubiquitous pieces of consumer electronics equipment in use today. They are popular means of entertaining in the every walk of our lives. These disc players are often use a semiconductor laser by detecting of the binary data stored in the form of pits on the compact disc. The laser is focused to a diameter of about 0.8 mm at the bottom of the disc, but is further focused to about 1.7 micrometers as it passes through the clear plastic substrate to strike the reflective layer. These audio disc players are came in spectrum range configurations and offered with high quality sound systems. They use the latest techniques and with fascinating designs to attract the consumers. These players come with wide range specifications like mini-CD players; DVD players produce high quality sound effects for variety use in domestic applications and in cars and buses etc.