Hi Dan,
Sorry to hear about your '702 problem. I haven't heard about this one
specifically, so I'm forwarding it to the MD mailing list in the hopes
that someone else might be able to help give you an answer.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
>sorry, this seemed like the easiest way to get an answer for my
>frustrating problem, i am sure it is very common. anyway, as of
>today, i own a SHARP MDS702 recorder. I used the analog inputs, and
>plugged the rca cords into the video 2 rec in input, then set the
>reciever to CD, and tried to record, i had the recording levels and
>all set up, then i pushed play, and recording began, after about 5
>seconds the display of my sharp read : DEFECT!, i looked it up in
>troubleshooting and it said this means the MD you are recording on is
>scratched, i then opened up a new never used MD, and again, it said
>DEFECT! after 5 seconds. what is wrong, and what do i have to do, i
>tried calling sharp, that got me absolutely no where.
Had the unit ever recorded properly for you? If not, it sounds DOA.
There is no "wrong operation" from the front panel that will produce
"DEFECT", if you are seeing this on multiple new MDs, the unit has a
problem.
>also another problem i have, when playing pre recorded MD's on my
>stereo, i tried plugging the analog cord into Phono input, that
>didn't produce any sound, whats the deal? what do i have to do to
>play my sharp over my stereo..
You will want to connect from the headphone jack on the Sharp unit to
the "LINE IN" jack(s) on your stereo. The phono input is usually a low
level input with equalization that will probably produce a distorted
sound if connected to your Sharp (and I suppose it is possible to
damage your stereo by plugging your MD player into it).
Regards,
Rick
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