Do they sell on-line?
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Sent: Saturday, July 31, 1999 7:59 AM
Subject: MD: MD recorder price drop in Germany
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> Hi,
>
> I just wanted to report that the German Schaulandt chain
> is selling Sony JE 530's for EUR 1
> One thing that intrigued me on my Sharp 722, was that theres no lineout,
> just the headphone out.
Sharp has been doing that for as long as I know. They have some circuit that
regulates the current. It detects whether you are using headphones or line and
adjusts for it.
My Sharp MS200 has t
Hi. The tracking reliability of some older CD players is no where near the
newer units.
You can find new units with TOSlink outputs at such a low price that I don't
think it pays to get an older unit. The lasers do tend to cause problems as
they get older.
If you are talking about an older u
"NO I dont, its an analog input to the soundcard on my machine, but the
quality loss isn't that much to my ears (and its only bootlegged shows i'm
sampling).
One option I did think of was getting an MD deck with optical out, and a
audio-CD-writer with optical in, and recording that way :P"
If i
On Sat, 31 Jul 1999, LAS wrote:
>> One option I did think of was getting an MD deck with optical out, and
>> a audio-CD-writer with optical in, and recording that way :P"
> If it were something important enough to me that's the way I would go. Almost
> every MD deck has a TOSlink optical/digit
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>
>
> But did they ever return? (No, they never returned.)
"And their fait is still unlearned" (or was is unknown??).
Hey don't knock it. At least in those days when folk music was popular, they
usually sang sons that were about something. Either they told a story (MTA is
based on a protest
"You personally having trouble isn't the same thing as a brand being
"known to be nothing but trouble." Sony's tend to be one of the more
reliable MD portables.
Sorry, but if we're supposed to be here to help each other out, let's be
objective about it."
ME AND CONSUMER REPORTS!! While Sony's
Hey All. I'm having a hell of a time trying to find some sort of record of
standard home CD player components that have digital outs. Obviously, the
manufacturer web sites (e.g. Sony) give specs for current models, but I'm
looking at buying a used older model. The web sites don't keep the s
Tony Antoniou (aka LarZ) wrote:
> So what you really need, to prevent damaging your hearing, is a pair of
> Etymotic headphones with their 27dB attenuation of outside noise 3#-)
I take it they are "active" negative-feedback noise reducing phones?
Rather than spend a few dozen dollars on phones,
I think that is worth repeating... If the ambient noise level is so
high that you can't hear your music without playing it at dangerous
levels, just don't play it.
OTOH, you can buy stock in hearing aid companies and maybe make a mint.
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> On 30 Jul 99, at 16:49, Stev
So what you really need, to prevent damaging your hearing, is a pair of
Etymotic headphones with their 27dB attenuation of outside noise 3#-)
Adios,
LarZ
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Looks like I did the right thing with this, However, I wanted to tell
anyone that is interested that the Modem has to be purchased between
7/25/99 and 7/31/99 according to the rebate coupon.
http://www.digicomsys.com/product/di3635.html
J. Coon wrote:
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> This is a little off topic.
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> I ju
> "PrinceGaz" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >Guys, we're teetering on the brink of a fall back into the "ES" debate...
Dan Frakes responded:
> Oh, and this message is sure to avoid debate ;-)
I continued:
> >Rather than fuel the ES fire, I'll be more sensible and say anyone who
uses
> >a Mac, Ac
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Well, I just installed it and it seems to be wo
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* Dan Frakes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on Fri, 30 Jul 1999
| Or, those people use their brains, do some research, and find that the
| newer 702s (MK) don't seem to have the same problems as the older ones.
| They then realize that for $130 they're getting
Yes, but anyone who has ever rode in NYC's subways will tell you they
either carry:
1) a walkman- for commuting purposes and also so no one will engage them in
conversation; and/or
2) a book, magazine or newspaper- to catch up on work or school reading,
the reason in #1, and to avoid all eye co
heya LAS,
On Friday, July 30, 1999, 9:20:49 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] whipped this up:
L> Hi. Where do you buy your 702?? I keep telling people to stay away from these
L> units!! But same people look at the low price and then shut off their brains.
L> Even $150 is no bargain if you buy something
On 30 Jul 99, at 16:49, Steven Brooks wrote:
> They will also tell you (and so can I) that while impatiently waiting for a
> train, the platform, during 'regular' hours, is usually loud enough with 3
> million people talking, shouting, and other trains coming in that it is
> hard enough to hear
> Check to see that the magnetic head is aligned with the laser head.
Sometimes,
> if the unit has been dropped or jolted (hard jolt mind you), the magnetic
head
> might be misaligned, and even though the magnetic head tries to write the
info
> during a recording session, the laser isn't heating
My MDH-10 MD-Data drive is useless, sitting in its original box in my
closet.
I am thinking to be rid of it once and for all.
Before I get rid of it, does anyone have any free software for PC that
will let me title audio MDs with it? If I can at least do that with it,
it would be worth keeping.
Hi everyone!
During the 60s and the 70s, companuies marketed car cassette or eight-track
cartridge players that had no tuner built into them. These players were
designed with the fact that the existing car radio was to provide
radio-based entertainment in the car. They were often designed to fit
> Yeah, well in DJing, tempo is commonly referred to as pitch. You pitch up
> or down to match the BPM for the next song.
>
> Scott Wilson
Hi Scott,
As another DJ, I agree with your observation, but the fact of the matter is
that the other poster is correct: pitch and tempo are completely di
Eric Woudenberg wrote:
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
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> >Don't know if this is the correct address to send this, but Shopping.com has
> >lowered the price for the Sharp 702 Minidisc. They were selling it for $200,
> >with a $50 rebate from Sharp (bringing the price to $150). Well,
> >Shopping.c
On 30 Jul 99, at 19:33, J. Coon wrote:
> > I went to a Kingston Trio concert (you kids may have to look that name
> > up). Mike Shane kept breaking strings. He went on to say that Martin
> > custom makes their guitars and how great they are. The he said something
> > about them making really
On Fri, 30 Jul 1999, LAS wrote:
> Do you have a sound card with a digital optical input?? Otherwise I don 't
> see where you can get a digital copy of the MD on to your hard drive.
NO I dont, its an analog input to the soundcard on my machine, but the
quality loss isn't that much to my ears (a
> It depends on how easy it is for the volume buttons to get pushed
accident-
> ally in your pocket or by other things you are carrying. The irony here
is
> that units most subject to unintentional volume setting changes -- those
with
> protruding thumbwheel analog volume controls -- don't have
Hi,
I just wanted to report that the German Schaulandt chain
is selling Sony JE 530's for EUR 178 (~$166) and JE 330
for only EUR 152 (~$143).
It almost seems like Sony is pushing drown prices very
hard to compete with PC CD-R drives...
Martin
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