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Actually you bring up a point I did not think about. Many people use their
portable units with their receivers. So there might actually be a use.
But how many people do you know that own digital receivers with digital
inputs?? It's a little early. They haven't become common yet.
Some goes for the MD. Many brand new receivers on the market still do not offer
MD as a source choice.
LAS
Stainless Steel Rat wrote:
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> | Don't forget also thatyou can not make a digital copy of an MD from an MD
> | copied digitally from a CD or other digital source, such as a DAT. So it
> | seems that including the digital output would be useless.
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> In a nutshell, yes. At least in the general market, digital output from an
> MD player is useful only when you have a receiver or amplifier with digital
> input. Digital output on a portable is a useless expense.
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