Re: MD: md-l-digest V2 #720

[James Jarvie]

 Sam's club sells an Aiwa 40 watt X 4 receiver that
 has and Auxiliary jack right on
 the front.

I'd be really careful about buying an Aiwa head unit. 
I have a CD/AM/FM head unit (which I bought because of
the aux input jack).  The aux input jack is the only
thing that has not given me trouble so far.  The radio
reception is horrible.  You have to be practically on
top of a station in order to receive it (the unit that
came with the car was far better).  Also, the CD
player frequently mis-tracks, and often will not
accept a CD or forget that one is playing and will not
eject it.  

I constantly have to reset (which means removing the
face-plate - can't do that safely while driving) and
then re-enter the time and all the pre-sets.

Biggest piece of crap I have ever encountered.



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Re: MD: md-l-digest V2 #720 JE640 vs. JB940

[Clueless Towel]

Is there a comparison somewhere of the features
of the Sony MDS-JE640 to those of their MDS-JB940?

While looking for speakers today, a salesman thrust a copy of the latest 
Sony New Zealand Pulse magazine into my hands.  It has all the new MDLP 
models in it.

"Step Up Features" for the 940 over the 640 are:
Aluminium Front Panel
2x Optical/ 1x Coaxial Input (640 has no coax)
Variable Coefficient Digital Filter 24 bit
R-Core Transformer
1x Optical/ 1x Coaxial Output (again 640 has no coax)
Music Scan

AND MOST IMPORTANT OF ALL!
Thick AC Cable

I couldn't find this info on the web in English yet, so go pick up a copy of 
Pulse.

Also what is "Scale Factor"?
It doesn't explain it, but says that it "gives music connisseurs the ability 
to edit music anytime."  I wasn't aware I had restrictions placed on the 
times I could edit music before?  Is it high speed copying or something?


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