Hello Learened ones! I was hoping to pic your collective brains a bit. I must first apologize, it is a bit OT, but I thought this the place to gain the knowledge which I lack. Here goes... When I bought my Sharp MD-MS722, I was delighted to note that it had a digital output. I had bought a Pioneer PD-M700 5 disc changer in 1988. When I bought it, I noticed that it had both coax and optical digital output. In 1988, I thought it was for connecting the changer to a high-end reciever. It would work great for that, but it is much more usefull for the MD application...:) ANYWAY, to my question..... I have also noticed that on the back of the Pioneer changer there is an output labeled SUBCODE OUTPUT. The manual states that this will be used at a later date by Pioneer. Well, I figured that since the unit was so far ahead of it's time in 1988, that this might be some type of output for data disks or DVD. I would appreciate any input as to what this may be or where I can find the information as to what it is...I have already tried Pioneer's page but to no avail.... So that is my question. I leave it up to you, the world's collective knowledge on all that is digital.....(just a little sucking up there). Thanks, Joel ----------------------------------------------------------------- To stop getting this list send a message containing just the word "unsubscribe" to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
