It does have a lot to do with the recording. My MZ-R50 records into the
buffer for 40 secs and then writes it to disc for a brief moment.
As for 40 secs not being handy ... believe me it is. When you're a drummer
and you're using one of these things as a playback device next to your kit,
the shock from the snare drum does get very upsetting to a 10 sec unit.
Trust me, I know 3#-)
Adios,
LarZ
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] On Behalf
Of JR Moore
Sent: Saturday, 18 March 2000 1:39
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Subject: Re: MD: Buying a MD player
Your thing about 40 sec. Anti-Shock, well. I honestly don't see the need
for it. Granted it has it's advantages on battery use, but my portable
has 10 (or less with laser being offf) and I've never had it skip in a
car/bus/biking/walking etc, and I don't think the time of anti-shock has
much to do with recroding, I'm probably mistaken.
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