Which innovative point-of-sale system, introduced in the early 2000s, allowed music retailers to produce custom CDs on demand for customers?

The music retail landscape has evolved dramatically over the decades, from vinyl shops to digital streaming platforms. This poll tests your knowledge about a pivotal technology that changed how physical music stores operated and responded to the digital revolution. Think about how brick-and-mortar music retailers adapted their point-of-sale systems to compete in an increasingly digital marketplace.

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MixTape Terminal - customers selected tracks from a digital library to create personalized CDs
SoundScan Register - tracked sales data but didn't offer custom CD creation
MOD (Music On Demand) Station - allowed in-store burning of custom compilation CDs from digital catalogs
Vinyl-to-CD Converter - converted customers' vinyl records to CD format but didn't create compilations