MD: Portable MD recorder advice, please.
I have been using a Sony MZ-R30 since it was released for recording on-location material for radio commercials. Using a Sony one-point stereo microphone, I have had, and continue to have, excellent results. I am thinking of buying a new recorder and I am a little confused by the new models. ATRAC version, for example. The newer models don't seem to specify what version is being used. The size or battery drain isn't as important to me as the sound of the recording. I also recall reading that some of the models generate mechanical noise when recording. I edit the material on Sony decks. What would you buy? Thanks! Jerry - To stop getting this list send a message containing just the word "unsubscribe" to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
MD: asking advice on portable
Greetings! If you were going to buy a portable MD recorder to specifically record voice tracks for radio commercials with a stereo mic Which would you choose? Size and weight are not issues. Remote control is also not an issue. Sound quality is the primary issue. I have been using a Sony MZ-R30 without any problems. Another question: how does the Sharp ATRAC designations compare to the Sony designations ... and are they completely compatible? In other words, can you record on a Sharp and edit on a Sony? Thanks very much for sharing your knowledge. I am a MD user since the very beginning - I still have an MZ-101 (which I use as a digital clock)! Best regards, Jerry Posner - To stop getting this list send a message containing just the word "unsubscribe" to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
MD: Aiwa CSD-MD50
<< Subject: Re: MD: Aiwa MD boombox on sale does anybody know if it has optical out? >> No optical out - no outs at all! Just a headphone jack. But a great sounding unit with many features. Well worth the $199. By the way, does anyone know the ATRAC version of the this Aiwa CSD-MD50? - To stop getting this list send a message containing just the word "unsubscribe" to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
MD: AIWA CSD-MD50 Atrac?
Hi - Does anyone know what ATRAC version the AIWA CSD-MD50 mini-bookshelf system uses? By the way, J&R Music has it for $199.99. CD, cassette, MD - a nice sounding unit for the money, in my opinion. Thanks, Jerry - To stop getting this list send a message containing just the word "unsubscribe" to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
