Bill Crawford wrote:
> Ah, yes, but the MD-R3 isn't a portable. It's a 3CD/1MD deck. If I do end
> up having to replace it, I'll probably end up going with separate
> components--
> a carousel CD player and a JB940, if I can sell my spleen fast enough. :)
Sorry, I thought that you were referring to the Sony MD-R3. Can't believe that
Sharp would use the same name as Sony. What were they thinking?
Unless you already have a DVD player, there is an Apex carousel that can also
play MP3 files, "burned" on a CDR or CDRW. The price isn't that high either
(especially considering it will play, audio CDs, MP3 CDs, DVDs and VCDs).
The original Apex sometimes had a sync problem with the picture and sound (I
have one of those), but I'm sure that they corrected the problem by now. I
don't know if you have a portable also, but if I had to choose between having
either a portable or MD deck, I'd choose the portable. They are so much more
versatile and can be plugged into your stereo system.
If you have a newer AV receiver that has digital audio inputs, that's a
different story. For some reason after the introduction of the Sony MZ-1
original MD portable, they stopped putting digital outputs on portable MD
units. You can buy a portable CD player with a digital output, so I don't
understand the reasoning.
Larry
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