* Shawn Lin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on Wed, 13 Jun 2001
| I disagree. Inside my Aiwa XR-H66MD is definitely different than most
| Sony equipment that I've seen. Aiwa uses Sony parts, and that's as far
| as the similarities go as far as I can tell. However, just about all my
| audio equipment from other manufacturers uses Sony parts too (as well as
| Motorola, TI, Matsushita, Siemens, Burr-Brown, etc.).
And this just confirms my original point about Sony's "competition".
| My XR-H66MD doesn't operate like any of my Sony MD recorders either, and
| its Service Mode is VERY different than Sony's. I think many Aiwa models
| don't share the same PCB's with any Sony-branded unit.
Maybe not, but look at what is soldered to those PCBs, and you'll find a
lot of Sony hardware, either branded that way or licensed.
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