I'd heartily recommend (my) AM-F70 since it has all the features of the
sharp plus a few more (its x2 playback for mono stuff is same-pitch,
eliminating the Alvin and the Chipmunks sound of x2 speed, the main display
and keys are also backlit, 40 hrs battery life w/external pack, etc) but
I'm taking out the "heartily" for one reason: mine just broke. Sure it was
after a marathon 50+ MD dubbing session and a few months of not-too-gentle
treatment, but I had to pay $60 to replace the cable and get the keys tweaked.
Nonetheless, I still love it, and I think I got lucky with the low repair
charge.
-- Katz
At 11:22 PM 1/19/00 +0100, you wrote:
>
>Hi,
>
>> that I can. Oh, and how good would you say the Sharp is for recording
>> lectures and stuff like that? Should I consider the (possibly slightly
>> sheaper) Aiwa AM-F70? Cheers!
>
>Sharp is GREAT for recording lectures and stuff, since it has an option for
>mono recording, so you can fit up to 160 minutes of audio on a single
>disc(80min). You can even play it back with 2xspeed!
>
>Greets,
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