Leon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > If you read the MDCP FAQ... I think degradation, especially on modern > equipments, don't start occuring until at least the 5th generation. I've > done cassette-->MD-->MD (all analog connections), and the last generation > sounds fine. Just 1-2 generations between copies should go unnoticed even > with analog connections. Right, in experiments I've done I couldn't hear a difference in a single generation of copying (using an MDS-503, ATRAC 3.5). > Norio Ohga, the (ex) Sony President who pushed for MD's creation, said > openly in publications that MD has sound degradations for political reasons > (or CD-R/RW music would've come out much earlier). But in your situation, it > should be almost indistinguishable. Oooh, I'd love to have a reference for the article (or indeed the article!) in which he makes this statement. I've known that this aspect of MD is informally recognized by Sony as valuable, but I didn't know that Sony had made it public. Rick ----------------------------------------------------------------- To stop getting this list send a message containing just the word "unsubscribe" to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
